Whale Watching Locations

With its dramatic coastline, lighthouses, coves and inlets, seal colony, birding and whale watching opportunities, Digby overlooks the beautiful Bay of Fundy and has daily ferry service links Nova Scotia with Saint John, New Brunswick. The town is famed for its fresh scallops and lobster. Find Out More

• Destination: Canada

Stretching along the south-eastern coast of Alaska, the Inside Passage encompasses coastal islands, fjords, and waterways. This region serves as a vital marine corridor, providing sheltered waters for a diverse array of marine life and offers visitors a front-row seat to some of nature's most spectacular displays. Find Out More

• Destination: Alaska

Surrounded by the coastlines of Thailand and Cambodia, the shallow and warm waters offer a diverse marine habitat with extensive coral communities, mangroves and inter-tidal mudflats. This is the only known location to observe Eden’s whales trap feeding and is a great location to find Irrawaddy dolphins. Find Out More

• Destination: Thailand

Discover the untouched beauty of Svalbard, a remote Arctic archipelago home to dramatic glaciers, deep fjords, and snow-capped mountain peaks. Among spectacular landscapes, steep cliffs teem with an abundance of bird life, walrus bask in the sun, and polar bears roam the shores. Find Out More

• Destination: Arctic, Norway

Experience the raw beauty of Greenland, an Arctic wonderland home to vast, ice sheets, rugged mountains and gigantic glittering icebergs. Musk oxen and reindeer roam the Arctic tundra while numerous seal species explore the deep fjords, and graceful birds soar overhead. Find Out More

• Destination: Arctic

Hawaii is a breathtaking Pacific archipelago, featuring volcanic landscapes, lush rainforests, and some of the world’s richest marine ecosystems. Discover Hawaii’s Big Island, Maui, and Oahu—each offering their own unique charm and diverse wildlife, from humpback whales to tropical birdlife. Find Out More

• Destination: USA

Vava‘u is a pristine island group consisting of 40 small isles encircling the larger island of ‘Utu Vava’u. A haven for those seeking extraordinary wildlife encounters, these islands boast turquoise waters, hidden sea caves, and superb snorkelling over vibrant coral reefs. Encounter humpback whales in their natural habitat for a truly humbling and unforgettable experience. Find Out More

• Destination: Tonga

A narrow peninsula stretching south from California into the Pacific, Baja California is a truly unique wildlife destination. With its rich marine ecosystems, remote beaches, cactus-studded hills, and dramatic coastline, Baja offers some of the finest marine wildlife experiences in the world. Find Out More

• Destination: Mexico

On the wild Pacific coast of Baja California, Magdalena Bay offers front-row seats to some of nature’s most thrilling wildlife spectacles, from close encounters with grey whales to the explosive action of the Sardine Run, when striped marlin and sea lions hunt in synchronised strikes. Find Out More

• Destination: Mexico