How to Go Whale Watching in Winter
Decide what kind of whales you want to see.. Choose a specific destination.. Schedule your trip for December, January, February, or March.
Steps
1
Decide what kind of whales you want to see.
Decide what kind of whales you want to see.
2
Choose a specific destination.
Choose a specific destination.
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Schedule your trip for December, January, February, or March.
Schedule your trip for December, January, February, or March.
4
Book a reputable whale watching tour.
Book a reputable whale watching tour.
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Pack warm clothing.
Pack warm clothing.
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Bring binoculars and sunglasses to optimize your viewing experience.
Bring binoculars and sunglasses to optimize your viewing experience.
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Keep some anti-nausea or motion sickness medicine handy.
Keep some anti-nausea or motion sickness medicine handy.
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Manage your expectations.
Manage your expectations.
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Check out other wildlife.
Check out other wildlife.
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Check out whale-related organizations and events for bonus activities.
Check out whale-related organizations and events for bonus activities.
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Make contingency plans in the event of inclement weather.
Make contingency plans in the event of inclement weather.
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