Our plastic warriors Paulina, Tania and Marylou Hello Whale Watchers, Storm Lorenzo passed, luckily left São Miguel without any big damage, but still a little…
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High waves crashing on the wavebreaker of the marina of Vila Franca do Campo, São Miguel Island – Photo credits: Paulina Kalita Yesterday hurricane Lorenzo…
A Sei Whale (Balenoptera borealis) slowly cruises next to Terra Azul boat. Ola’ whale-watchers! As September is ended, it is time to recap all…
Hello Whale Watchers, Just before the scheduled storm Lorenzo arrives, we were lucky to go out this morning after another few days of bad weather!…
Hello everyone! After a rainy night, the day strarted with a blue sky. After the lookout’s confirmation we went to the sea and found a…
Hello everybody! The 7th of October is approaching and for some of the Terra Azul family this means to get ready for a long, long…
Sei Whale (Balaenoptera borealis) with open mouth. You can see the baleen plates hanging from the upper jaw. Dear guys: Oh my Goooooosh! 😀…
We use to say in our briefing that the Ocean is not a marine thematic park or a zoological garden… this is true indeed! However,…
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