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Pacific gray whale and calf surface near our Panga

Whales Worldwide run expeditions to Baja, Mexico every year to view the Pacific gray whales and their calves. In February 2014 we will be running an expedition to San Ignacio Lagoon on the Baja peninsular in Mexico. As part of our promotions for 2013 we are offering a place on this expedition... READ MORE

Snorkeling with Humpback Whales and their Calves off the South Pacific Island of Mounu

Vava’u Archipelago – The Kingdom of Tonga – South Pacific

Wednesday September 25th – Tuesday October 1st 2013

Tour Leaders: Nic Slocum/Allan Bowe

Staying in beach front Tongan fales on the fabulously beautiful, six and a half acre, south Pacific Island of Mounu, part of the Vava’u archipelago, within The Kingdom of Tonga we have access to one of the most unique encounters with wildlife on the planet; snorkelling with humpback mothers and their calves; a life changing opportunity not to be missed. With visibility in these waters usually being in excess of 100ft watching calves playing around their 40 tonne mothers is a magical moment. Some of the most spectacular encounters can be when animals approach closely to our boats. Other behaviours we may see from this charismatic species are breaching, tail fluke lobbing, pectoral fin slapping, spy hopping, logging or resting at the surface and heat runs when, sometimes more than one male may be attempting to mate with a female that has come back into season.