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Our 1st Whale Watching Trip Post Earthquake - 2nd Jan 2017
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5 years ago
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Lisa Bond
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Wahoo. . . We were able to go whale watching this morning with our first commercial tour since the 14th November 2016.
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Two Blue Whales kind of day!
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5 years ago
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Lisa Bond
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Yesterday we were treated to not one but two blue whales out on our tours.
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Humpback Whale Migration
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5 years ago
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Lisa Bond
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It is that time of the year where we start to see Humpback Whales migrating through on their way to the warmer waters for winter.
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Kaikoura is so beautiful
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5 years ago
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Lisa Bond
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I am pretty sure that I live in one of the most beautiful places in the world.
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We Love Whale Watching
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5 years ago
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Lisa Bond
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It really is so special to be able to take our guests out and show them a 'whale of a time'.
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A sperm whale named Whero
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5 years ago
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Lisa Bond
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Recently we have been sighting a sperm whale that has a reddish tinge to his skin.
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Kaikoura - Marine Life Mecca
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5 years ago
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Lisa Bond
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Every now and then I am fortunate enough to be able to get out from behind my desk and head out to see whale watching.
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Semi-resident sperm whale - Tutu
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5 years ago
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Lisa Bond
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We had quite a few of our semi-resident sperm whales feeding in the canyon this month, examples being: Tutu, MatiMati, Manu, Tiaki and Saddleback.
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Bottlenose Dolphins
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5 years ago
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Lisa Bond
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It is not very common for us to see bottlenose dolphins on a regular basis off the Kaikoura coast however recently we had a pod of them along with some...
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Unusual behavior of the sperm whale kind
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5 years ago
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Lisa Bond
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Generally sperm whales are on the surface for around 10-15 mins taking in a new supply of oxygen as well as digesting their food and having a bit of a...
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