WHALE

[user 19915]

Thank's for all the reply's iv'e sent several email's off regarding the places you have all mentioned
thank's Mock

 

[treeturner123]

How about Baltimore, the original one that is, in County Cork. We had a great trip out of there last summer. There is no guarantee of seeing whales, but you often see dolphins and sometimes basking sharks. Also, the whole area is absolutely great for slow pace of life (and Murphys of course!)
Phil

 

[whiskywill]

Is Canada really 16 hours away? Seems a lot.

No, but Alaska is.

 

[user 19915]

Well we have decided on Alaska from Heath row to Vancouver Pan Pacific Vancouver Hotel for 2 night's and then cruise for 7 nights i just hope i see the whale's .Although i'm not looking forward to the flights to and from CANADA

 

[Mark A]

Well done! :mrgreen:

Pack some Fox's Glacier Fruits for the flight.

 

[Phil Pascoe]

:-" Whales, Whales, bl00dy great fishes are whales... :-"

 

[jpw123]

I'm very lucky, i whale watch everyday from my armchair while drinking my morning brew :lol:

 

[mseries]

Well done! :mrgreen:

Pack some Fox's Glacier Fruits for the flight.

also on my trip to NZ, I went to Fox Glacier !!!

 

[tony]

Just seen the thread & im too late , but Hermanus in South Africa is excellent for Whale watching , flight times not too bad , prices good & no jetlag , cheers Tony