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Worldwide, over 13 million people join
organised whale-watching trips each year.*


This website has been developed as an information resource for the increasing number of people with an interest in watching cetaceans (whales, dolphins and porpoises).

This site will help you to
  • plan your first or next whale-watching trip
  • learn more about the animals you might see
  • do some voluntary work or support relevant charities.
Please email us with your contributions on whale-watching tour companies or destinations (the best time of year to visit and the species you have seen), and also cetacean-related books, courses, volunteer opportunities or charities. General feedback on our site is also welcome.

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Atlantic spotted dolphins, The Bahamas © Gill Sinclair 2005
Atlantic spotted dolphins, The Bahamas

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Striped dolphin, Spain
© Gill Sinclair 2009
Striped dolphin, Spain
Sperm whale, Dominica
© Gill Sinclair 2006
Sperm whale, Dominica
Created by Gill Sinclair
Last updated: 8 November 2011

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*Acknowledgements:
O’Connor, S., Campbell, R., Cortez, H. and Knowles, T. (2009) Whale Watching Worldwide, Yarmouth MA: Economists at Large