The winter months bring vacationers’ from near and far to the islands of Hawaii, Humpback whales included. From December to March and sometimes into April these gentle giants of the sea migrate to mate in our warm waters. They return the following year to give birth, each female having a calf every two years or so. The males are known for their songs…they make soulful and deep sounds heard from underwater. You can’t hear them from the shore, but if lucky enough you see them kicking up some tail, breaching and blowing up to 10 feet. They fast during their mating journey to Hawaii…imagine a Hawaiian vacation without food! Maui is excellent for whale watching, as well as the Kona Coast of the Big Island. Bon Voyage!
Whale Season is Here
The Puka Shell Tour Guide 