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You can swim with dolphins up close and at play, migrating whales in season, seal colonies and marine creatures in their natural environment.

If you travel early in the year, you may see migrating whales in the distance!

Winter is the time to witness migrating whales in the water just off the coast of Northern California.

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The Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada recommended that beluga whales in the St. Lawrence River be declared endangered, forcing TransCanada to scrap a planned oil export terminal in Cacouna, Quebec, where the whales migrate and raise calves.

The second largest island is home to what some believe are the best beaches in the world, as well as Humpback whales who migrate off Maui «s shores every winter.

If gray whales do migrate to the ocean next door, they'll find that a lot has changed in the Atlantic since the species last plied its waters, including increased ship traffic and higher temperatures.

The vulnerable calves of migrating gray whales are known to be a favorite of the transients near California, and the carcasses of minke whales have been found in the same area.

The monitoring revealed how fishing gear hinders whales» ability to eat and migrate, depletes their energy as they drag gear for months or years, and can result in a slow death.

A new study shows that these whales and outsized land mammals — as well as seabirds and migrating fish — played a vital role in keeping the planet fertile by transporting nutrients from ocean depths and spreading them across seas, up rivers, and deep inland, even to mountaintops.

Northern right whales have a whole ocean to live in, but they still stay close to humans, feeding in Cape Cod and the Bay of Fundy, migrating south to Georgia to give birth, then back up north to feed again.

Approximately 4,500 Humpback Whales visit the Hawaiian Islands each year to bask in the warm waters, breed and give birth before migrating back to their Alaskan feeding grounds.

In the winter, peer through power binoculars to try and spot a migrating humpback whale.

A master bedroom comes with king bed and the private lanai is perfect for viewing Kauai sunsets in addition to watching humpback whales migrate in winter.

Come late fall, humpback whales choose to migrate to Hawaii and similar climates where they frolic and breach in the warm waters.

During winter, migrating grey whales end their epic journey from the Arctic in Baja's Pacific lagoons — a journey of about 5,000 miles.

From the Muir Beach overlook, watch grey whales migrating to and from their breeding grounds in Baja California during the first two weeks in January and first two weeks in March.

Thousands of whales migrate in winter to the Baja waters.

Humpback whales migrate from their warm, winter breeding grounds off the coast of Central America to feed in the nutrient - rich waters of the Monterey Bay throughout the spring, summer and fall.

In winter, Point Dume, at Malibu's north end, provides an ideal perch for spotting migrating gray whales.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wildlife Viewing Several city parks in both Pismo and Shell Beach are perfect for viewing numerous bird species, sea otters, seals, tidepool inhabitants and even migrating whales (in season).

WHAT IT»S LIKE: The Bannisters Point Lodge is propped on a Pacific Coast headland, in a town that attracts both surfers and migrating whales.

Whales migrate to Cabo not just for the warm water, but also because of the high salt content in the Sea of Cortez, which acts like a pain reliever for mothers giving birth.

Then in late winter and early spring, the gray whales and their calves migrate back up to their feeding grounds in the Arctic.

While crowds flock to Big Sur in the summertime, in winter, monarch butterflies migrate to the mist - shrouded coastal forest, California condors stretch their massive wings above redwood forests, and grey whales breach off the coastline.

You can also watch migrating birds, ducks, geese and swans in Victoria, and, of course, go on a whale - watching tour.

From mid-February to June, Pacific grey whales migrate up the coast from Mexico to the Arctic Ocean and return in the fall.

Divers may be immersed in flashing shoals of jacks and yellowfin tuna, or catch a glimpse of migrating humpback whales.

In recent weeks, observers have noted migrating whales coming closer to California's shoreline, pelagic red crabs arriving in droves near Channel Islands National Park, and a spike in great white shark sightings off the coast of our Golden Gate National ParkIn recent weeks, observers have noted migrating whales coming closer to California's shoreline, pelagic red crabs arriving in droves near Channel Islands National Park, and a spike in great white shark sightings off the coast of our Golden Gate National Parkin droves near Channel Islands National Park, and a spike in great white shark sightings off the coast of our Golden Gate National Parkin great white shark sightings off the coast of our Golden Gate National Parks.

In just a few weeks, an estimated 18,000 migrating gray whales will begin their northbound journey to Alaska and visitors will have the chance see them as they pass the Oregon Coast.

Gray whales and humpbacks are migrating along the coast on their way from Southern California to their feeding grounds in Alaska, and there have been many reports of new sightings this month.

This truly unforgettable wildlife experience ends in the Broughton Archipelago and Queen Charlotte Strait, where the tour often encounters the gentle giants of the Pacific: migrating humpback whales.

Every winter, the North Pacific Humpback Whales migrate from the frigid waters of Alaska to mate, give birth, and bask in the warm seas of the Hawaiian islands, enjoying their own sort of tropical vacation.

This year, the arrival of the gray whales came a few weeks late (the water was cooler in Mexico, so the whales had to migrate farther south than usual), which meant lots of hungry killer whales were waiting.

Each spring we are seeing more humpback whales returning to the area as they migrate back after wintering in Hawaii and Mexico to spend the summer feeding in our area.

Between late May to late July each year about 6,000 whales migrate north from Antarctica and along the Australian coastline to their breeding and birthing grounds in Queensland.

Breakfast is your choice: * Light Breakfast relax in your room at your own leisure; Or * Cooked Breakfast on the balcony overlooking the Pacific Ocean & watch the whales migrate in season

Whale watchers stand at coastal overlook points in December, January, March and April to watch gray whales migrate; a lucky few have seen gray whales come into the mouth of the cove.

During Whale Watching week, volunteers from the Parks and Recreation department work at the viewing parks to assist visitors in spotting migrating whales and provide helpful information on whale life hisWhale Watching week, volunteers from the Parks and Recreation department work at the viewing parks to assist visitors in spotting migrating whales and provide helpful information on whale life hiswhale life history.

During winter and spring months, residents and visitors alike delight in watching whales frolic off the shore as they migrate through this constant thoroughfare.

Whale Watching Perth has three to four - hour cruises that take to the open ocean in comfortable, covered vessels, complete with underwater microphone so you can listen to their amazing songs as you watch for migrating humpback, southern right, and blue whales.

It is estimated that more than 10,000 of these whales migrate to the Hawaiian Islands each year during the winter, in search of a warmer climate.

And if you visit between July and September, you'll have a chance to see humpback whales migrating in the waters along Australia's east coast.

North Pacific Humpback whales migrate nearly 7,000 miles each year between Alaska in the summer and Hawaii in the winter.

In winter, travel to the tip of the point (a shuttle takes you the last few miles) to look for migrating gray whales passing remarkably close.

In the ENP, gray whales migrate between wintering areas off Baja California, Mexico, to summer feeding areas in the Bering, Beaufort, and Chukchi SeaIn the ENP, gray whales migrate between wintering areas off Baja California, Mexico, to summer feeding areas in the Bering, Beaufort, and Chukchi Seain the Bering, Beaufort, and Chukchi Seas.

Critically endangered western gray whales migrate into their summer feeding grounds near Sahkalin Island, Russia in late May or early June and return to their winter feeding grounds in the South China Sea in late autumn.

During the winter pacific gray whales migrate between summer feeding grounds in Alaska and breeding areas in Baja, Mexico, passing through the Santa Barbara Channel.

In the winter, these eastern gray whales migrate south along the west coast of the U.S to Mexico to breed and have their calves.

Although most visitation occurs in the summer, migrating gray whales and spectacular wildflower displays attract visitors in the winter and spring.

Because of their size and need to migrate, gray whales have rarely been held in captivity, and then only for brief periods of time.