Maui’s Majestic Whales: A Must-See Marine Spectacle

When they come to Maui to give birth this time of year has become the islands newest Broadway. Even the most seasoned traveler is left just like any other in awe of these incredible beasts of the sea. Worry about finding the perfect tour might assail you, but don’t dread– I have some excellent suggestions that will help turn your ocean adventure into an unforgettable event.

This friend of mine, Matt, assured me he came as close as a hair’s breadth from touching the tail of a whale on Maui Adventure Cruise. The catamaran brings you right up close to action boats, even touching it in a way-high down inside– visually at least. Ecologically perspicacious but with humility, the thin fluke turns so as to become big enough for all four fists. Don’t worry though. You like to just enjoy.

For those who enjoy a touch of class with their sea trips, Trilogy Excursions offers a luxurious catamaran experience. Imagine sailing into the sunrise, tropical cocktail in hand. Smooth, briny and pineappley, Trilogy gives a real “owned by the family” feeling. By the tour’s end, you might even fancy yourself one of their crew.

If knowledge is what you’re after, step aboard one of the Pacific Whale Foundation’s tours. Their knowledgeable naturalists provide insightful commentary that can enchant both your kids and yourself, turning the ocean into a lively crash course.

Traveling on a shoestring or with lots of people? Boss Frog’s Dive & Surf has trips that are cheap but still lots of fun. Their tours are a perfect way to introduce young children to the sea: thrilling and pocket-friendly.

Seeking a one-of-a-kind experience? Ultimate Whale Watch & Snorkel in Lahaina brings you on intimate small-group tours. It’s like joining an elite club that has only a few members–just you, a few others, and the majestic ocean giants.

Press for time? Take the Maui Channel Swim. This way, you can enter the marine world directly by swimming alongside dolphins and truly embracing its essence.

In Maui, whale watching is not just about seeing a tail. It’s being in nature’s living room. So, slap on some sunscreen, prepare for some rolling waves, and maybe take a ginger pill or two. It’s time to adventure–are you ready to make your ocean memories firm as stone in an ever-changing sea?

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