Spring is the time of year following the passing of the Easter holiday and spring break where there are more whales in Hawaii than there are visitors. As a natural consequence, it is an ideal time for us to take our annual hiatus for research and/or maintenance projects.

Up until our very last tours, we were still seeing late season humpback mothers and calves. We also had the pleasure of encountering our year-round resident whales, namely the pilot whales, and on one tour we had a glimpse at a pair of exotic Cuvier’s beaked whales, not to mention great interactions with the playful spinner dolphins that often like to frolic at the harbor entrance.

It is always difficult when the tourist season comes to a close. Please do call our office at 808-322-0028 for more information as to when our tours might resume. We do hope you enjoy your stay in the islands and perhaps we will get to meet you at a future date.

Best wishes for a beautiful holiday,

Captain Dan

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