Sei Whales Sightings Be Crazy! Baleen whales are migratory whales and are more often observed in Azores during April, May and June because of the…
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Good Morning Nature Watchers, Today was one of those days that you thank the Nature ! 🙂 We were just out of the marina and…
Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) fluking close by Terra Azul boat Olá a todos, Today we had perfect weather conditions for whale watching. The ocean was…
Sei Whale (Balaenoptera borealis) with open mouth. You can see the baleen plates hanging from the upper jaw. Dear guys: Oh my Goooooosh! 😀…
Hi everyone! In the last trips we had the chance to encounter thousands of dolphins hunting fish: Common, Bottlenose and Atlantic Spotted Dolphins were present…
Hello Whale watchers! 🙂 This morning Mother Nature surprised us! With Nature everything is possible! We start the tour with the Sun and a huge…
Typical vertical blow of a Sei Whale (Balaenoptera borealis) After a mixed week with a lot of rain and wind, the sea has finally…
A sub-adult Sei Whale (Balaenoptera borealis) emerges close to Terra Azul boat. Aaaaaaand … it is finally time to get out at sea again!!! What…
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