Where can you see whales in Dominican Republic?

Samaná
The Sanctuary of the Humpback Whales in Samaná, located in the northeast corner of the Dominican Republic, is one of the best whale watching experiences in the world.

Why do whales go to Samana Dominican Republic?

Yes, thousands of whales travel from the frigid North Atlantic ocean to the warm waters of Samana Bay. Humpback Whales are the Dominican Republic’s original snow bird tourists! Humpback Whales don’t come South to chill out. This journey is to give birth and to mate in Samana’s protected cove.

Which town is most famous for whale watching?

Monterey, California, USA. The central coast of California is not only jaw-droppingly beautiful, but the area, especially around Monterey, is a prime whale-watching destination. In fact, you can see cetaceans here year-round.

What’s the best time of day to see whales?

Whales are never diurnal, but they can be crepuscular. This means they are most active during twilight hours which are both before sunrise and after sunset.

Can you see whales in Samaná Bay?

Because Samaná Bay is officially protected as a whale sanctuary, the rules for viewing are pretty strict. Boat speed and number of boats near sighted whales are carefully controlled, making it a safer place for the whales – and for you.

When is the best time to visit Samana Bay?

Humpback jumping in Samana bay (on background you can see Cayo Levantado island). DDD gets you close to these giant mamals that visit Samana Bay from January 15 to March 28. Combine your Whale Watching with the idyllic island of (Bacardi) Cayo Levantado!

What is the best way to see whales in Samoa?

Take a Survey! DDD Whale Watching has a new 40 FOOT Motor Catamaran that offers a nice smooth ride on the water to see up close these giant humpback whales visiting the bay of Samana every year. See Whales up close! Humpback jumping in Samana bay (on background you can see Cayo Levantado island).

What should I bring to the Samaná Bay whale watch?

We comply with the Samaná Bay whale watch regulations. Soft drinks, water, crackers and mixed candies and a booklet “Whales of Samaná” in Spanish, English, German or French. Dramamine tablets and Acu-pressure sea bands, to help with seasickness, are available.