FEBRUARY

2018

WHALEPLANNER

FEBRUARY

2018

WHALEPLANNER
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Best places FEBRUARY

You have to go south in February. Chile, Australia and New Zealand are great options to spot some of the big whales. But the true whale watching hot spot is Mexico: Meet the gray whales before they head north!

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MEXICO

Despite mostly consisting of sand and cacti, the Baja California is one of the best locations for whale watching in the whole world.

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NEW ZEALAND

High season in New Zealand: Off the coast of Kaikoura lives a stable population of sperm whales. Meet Moby Dick!

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CHILE

If you make it all the way south to Chile, you have pretty good chances to meet the mighty blue whales around the Gulf of Corcovado.

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AUSTRALIA

From November to May chances are good, to meet the giant blue whales in the south of Australia.

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Most likely whales FEBRUARY

It's all about the gray whales in February, their migration is one of the longest of all marine animals. Other options: meet the best divers. Or the big whales, such as finbacks and blue whales.

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GRAY WHALES

While staying in Mexico to mate and give birth, most gray whales are super relaxed - sometimes you may even touch them.

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SPERM WHALES

The sperm whales of Kaikoura hunt for giant squid in the ultra deep underwater canyons close to shore. Using a hydrophone, it's pretty likely to find them.

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BLUE WHALES

From December to April the blue whales of Chile give birth to their calves. Around the Gulf of Corcovado you have good chances to meet them.

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FINBACKS

February is also a good time to see the big whales around the Baja California, Mexico. Such as: blue whales and finbacks.

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Whaleplanner 2018

One year of whale watching in just one infographic! Learn where to go, when to go and what to see. Plus: Download the whole thing for free. The 2018 whale planner!

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WEB VERSION

Browse the web version and easily learn where to go, when to go and what to see. Month by month. The whale planner 2018!

To download the full whaleplanner as a graphic, please just click this link and save the graphic on the next page. And of course, feel free to share it with your friends who might be interested in seeing whales!