How Do You Enjoy A Whale-Watching Trip?
Now that you’ve planned your whale-watching trip and packed your bag (see “How to Plan a Whale-Watching Trip” and “How to Pack for a Whale-Watching Trip”), it’s “all aboard” for a day of fun and interaction with some of the largest animals on earth. Medicate or otherwise treat yourself for possible seasickness as directed – before your trip. Arrive at the dock a few minutes early so you will be ready to board the boat on time. Listen carefully to any instructions the captain or guide gives you. Protect yourself and your family against sunburn with sunscreen, hats and sunglasses. Even if the wind is cold, you could be seriously burned while on the water. Scan the water with your binoculars. You may be able to spot something interesting before the captain does. Be on the lookout for animals other than whales. Dolphins, seals and seabirds are just a few of the possibilities. Point them out to your captain or guide, who may be able to identify the species or tell you something about their
