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Preparing for a Trip

Whale watching offers a unique opportunity to see cetaceans in their natural environment from land, air or sea. However, it has the potential to disturb their behaviour or cause them injury. Responsible operations will minimise potential impacts and offer you a quality experience with a strong educational element. They may also provide social and economic benefits to the local community. This section provides you with some tools to help select a responsible whale watching experience and learn more about the animals you will be watching.

  • Interactive whale watching map
  • View Country Profile
    Click on any highlighted country outline in the map below to find links to that country's whale watching profile, species of interest, whale watching regulations and featured case studies.
  • View Case studies
    Click here to change the map view and reveal the locations of the case studies featured on this site. Click on the case study icon for more details and a link to the case study itself.
  • View Country List
    Click here to reveal a tabular listing of all the countries featured in detail in this handbook.

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