Remember how we left yesterday? In case you missed you can have a recap in our sighting post HERE! Well, today we likely encountered the…
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Olas’ Whale-Watchers! What we thought it was an isolate sighting, turned up to the first of a long (we hope!) series. Yes, I am…
Ola’ Whale-Watchers, what a crazy day we had out there on the Atlantic Ocean! It is not really usual to see baleen whales in…
Sei Whale (Balaenoptera borealis) with open mouth. You can see the baleen plates hanging from the upper jaw. Dear guys: Oh my Goooooosh!…
Hello everyone! Today we had an amazing morning…We started with a Baleen Whale, although we are not sure if it was a Sei Whale…
It was such a calm and pleasant day today! Not much is going on in our marina at the moment, as winter is preparing…
Well, we did not expect today to be like this! Generally November is the slower season, but today it was a full on action…
The Bryde’s Whale are one of the baleen whales that can been seen here in the Azores. These whales have a very unique characteristic,…
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