Kauai Napali Coast Tours

We came across a huge, male humpback whale today. His 3,000 mile journey has finally come to an end here on Kauai. We came upon him just as he began slamming his tail hard against the water. He wants to let all the other whales know that he is in town. It was an awesome sight. The noise of his tail slamming the ocean was deafening. Below the surface this sound is louder and can be heard for many miles. He was letting all the females know that he is powerful and strong. The juvenile males will get the hint and stay away.

Kauai Napali Coast Tours

Hope everyone had an awesome Christmas!

We definitely had a great time on the Napali Coast today. Straight out of the harbor we ran into a giant pod of Spinner dolphins. They were doing their show for us and we had a great experience with them. As we headed back we ran into a very curious juvenile Humpback whale. This is just some of the footage that I was able to capture.

Wow! It was a beautiful day on the Napali Coast in Kauai. Water was calm and we saw a LOT of dolphins enjoying the sunshine. We came across a massive pod of dolphins as they came up to the boat and did a great show for us. The whales were out and we were able to see several as they dove for the deep.

Hope everyone has an awesome and fantastic Christmas. See you soon!

Well, the bad rain and clouds finally left. It was the first perfect Kauai day we have had in three weeks.

The ocean was calm and we were able to enjoy a mild day on the water. We spotted several whales on the way back.

Overall, another epic day on the Na Pali!

We came across a huge pod of female whales breaching all over the place.

We were able to get into the open ceiling cave today. First time in three weeks. The stormy weather we have had is slowly moving away. YEAH!

Awesome Day!

First we ran into a HUGE pod of Spinner dolphins. There were at least a hundred of them. They were jumping and spinning all around us. Lots of mothers with babies. The babies were showing off as they jumped out of the water. We hung out with them for awhile and then went on to the whales.

We came across a lone, male Humpback whale right off of Majors Bay. We counted seven breaches in a row!