By: LuciaBrown | 2011-06-13 | Travel Tips Megaptera novaeanglia - humpback whales - are back on the Gold Coast. Reserve hotel, get cheap travel insurance, buy flight tickets, and recharge digital cameras now. read more
By: Laura Hartson | 2010-11-26 | Destinations If you have a love for wildlife and love to see animals in their natural habitats, then whale watching will be one of the most incredible things you have ever done. But where to go? For guaranteed whale viewing, try one of the places below read more
By: arunkumar | 2011-11-28 | Travel Tips The island is exceptionally rich in plant life. There are well-preserved tidal marshes, subtropical rain forests and communities of mangroves on the western side of the island, and heaths and open forests on the east. read more
By: Sue Ledger | 2010-09-11 | Adventure Tourism If you are keen on whale watching, don't hesitate to visit Mooloolaba and the Sunshine Coast. More than 10,000 humpback whales are expected to pass through the calm and warm waters of the Sunshine Coast on their annual migration this year, which has already started since June 19, 2010. This is the time the annual whale watching season officially begin. read more
By: John Devereux | 2010-03-29 | Adventure Tourism The Santa Barbara Channel is a major migration point for several species of whales. Learn more about the migratory habits of these magnificent mammals, and find out how to see them up close on a whale watching tour. read more
By: Paige Taylor | 2011-04-09 | Outdoors Whale-watching is one of the most popular wildlife activities for tourists. There is nothing can be compared with the marvelous feeling of seeing and hearing these majestic creatures at the close up point. Here are ten best places to view whales worldwide. read more
By: Donald Smithe | 2010-11-04 | Travel & Leisure The Pacific Coast of California is probably the most biodiverse locations across the globe and offers the best whale watching options anytime. read more
By: Navneet Singh | 2011-09-22 | Destinations The whale watch is a unique tourist attraction, where whales and other cetaceans can be witnessed in their natural habitats. This can be done for normal refreshment, but it also serves other purposes which can be educational as well as scientific. read more
By: Navneet Singh | 2011-04-28 | Destinations Have you ever experienced touching whales in the sea? Does this idea sound crazy? Well, vacations are meant to do crazy things and explore! Whale watching is a memorable thing that one would never forget all through their lives. read more
By: Navneet Singh | 2011-04-27 | Destinations Holidays should be unforgettable and an experience to remember. Summer comes once in a year and so you should plan out carefully to make the summer enjoyable. read more
By: Magnus Gudmundsson | 2011-11-30 | Adventure Tourism The main centers of whale watching are Dalvik and Húsavík. Then in the Midwestern section you have Ólafsvík and Stykkishólmur. These are located on the Snæfellsnes peninsula. A half hour drive from Reykjavík is Höfn in the East as well as Keflavík and Sandgerði in the southwestern section. read more