Sea of Whales Adventures
12 Ash's Lane A0C 2S0 Trinity, NL, Canada

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A beautiful trip this morning with 1 iceberg, bald eagles, guillemots, gannets and murres! This is the same iceberg from last weekend it has has now moved further in the bay and is off Summerville. Not many pictures from today as there’s a problem with our camera.

Today was our first trip out from Trinity for the season. We didn't see any whales today but had a great trip. We did however, catch up with a single caribou on its own little island with its bald eagle friend. This may be the beginning of a children's book! LOL!

A great day for the first trip of the season! Headed out from Princeton today and it did not disappoint 1 iceberg, bald eagles, gannets, thin billed murres and guillemots. We heard the sperm whales on the hydrophone too but didn't see them.

We are hiring a summer student to work in our booking office and help with our whale research. 40 hrs/week $15 /hr. To apply, please send your resume to [email protected]

Whale watching season is not over yet! A glorious fall day today with 5 fin whales, 2 humpback whales, 3 minke whales, 1500-2000 white sided dolphins, murres and gannets.

Things are still happening here in Trinity Bight. Check out Newfoundland and Labrador's newest tourism ad which features Trinity Bight, shot in October of 2019. Our boat is featured at the end 1:03-1:15. The fall is a great time to see several species of whales, sea birds, super pods of dolphins, some of the spectacular geology of our UNESCO world Geopark and all of the beautiful fall colours. Here are some details about the places that you see in the ad so you can plan ...to visit them too: TRINITY The opening shot Hike Discovery's Gun Hill Trail Offering a beautiful view of Trinity Bight and the town of Trinity. The Twine Loft Restaurant and Artisan Inn seconds 16-22 & 42-44 their waterside deck and a number of their rental properties are shown between seconds 56-1:02. The Twine Loft is still open for evening meals this fall. PORT REXTON : 10 minutes from Trinity Port Rexton Brewing Co: Shown between seconds 13-15, the 41 second mark and seconds 44-47. Hike Discovery’s Skerwink Trail: Shown 9 seconds in, is one of the top 35 hikes in North American and Europe. Come visit!

Super star seabird biologist honoured with a national award here in Newfoundland. https://gazette.mun.ca/t/incubation-hatching-and-fledging/

A good news story!

Fabulous fall trips today with 1 breaching humpback whale, 4 fin whales, 2 minke whales, 12 harbour porpoises, and bald eagles.

Enjoying the last day of summer with 1 humpback whale, 1 lunge feeding minke, bald eagles and spectacular waterfalls.

A fin-tastic day on the water today with 4 fin whales, 2 minke whales, 6 harbour porpoises, bald eagles, gannets, guillemots and murres.

Another dolphin day today with 100 white sided dolphins, 1 humpback whale, 2 fin whales, 2 minke whales, bald eagles, gannets, guillemots and murres.

A fun fall trip today with 1 humpback whale, 4 fin whales, 1 minke whale, 12 white sided dolphins, bald eagles, gannets, guillemots and murres.

It's dolphin time! Had our first superpod today of 700-800 white sided dolphins with 4 fin whales, 1 humpback whale, 6 harbour porpoises, bald eagles, puffins, gannets, guillemots and murres.

A gorgeous morning on the water with 4 minke whales, 12 harbour porpoises, 2 blue fin tuna, bald eagles, puffins, gannets, guillemots, and murres.

A beautiful day on the water with 1 humpback whale, 1 fin whale, 3 minke whales, 6 blue-fin tuna, 1 ocean sunfish, bald eagles, gannets, guillemots and murres.

Great news!!! https://www.seattletimes.com//orca-tahlequah-is-a-mother/

Getting checked out by a humpback on this morning's 9 am trip.