Whale watching in Newfoundland
The best time for whale watching in Newfoundland is between late June and early August. It’s not too early to start thinking about booking a trip for next year. Not only are you almost guaranteed to see whales, the icebergs are predicted to be fantastic in 2012. And icebergs are quickly becoming an endangered species, as it were. We offer several trips to Newfoundland: Whale Watching in Depth, which allows participants to participate in actual whale research and education. (Or not. If your idea of a perfect whale watching holiday is to simply watch the humpbacks then that is fine, of course.)
Another option for whale watching and getting an excellent overview of Newfoundland is to take the trip we call Newfoundland Adventure. Read about Susie Green’s impressions of the Newfoundland area, including the Gros Morne National Park here: Gros Morne National Park: A Treasure in Newfoundland.
And if you are interested in history as well as nature, consider a trip along the Viking Trail.
Ready to start planning for 2012? Let us know and we’ll keep you updated on availability and help you plan for your trip. Here at International Wildlife Adventures we want to help everyone experience the trips of a lifetime. We are now offering a layaway program that gives you cash back before your trip, so you’ll have the trip fully paid for AND have money in your pocket. Call Susie for details! 206.463.1943.
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