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Witnessing the Majestic Orca Feeding Frenzy in Bremer Sub Basin

Witnessing the Majestic Orca Feeding Frenzy in Bremer Sub Basin

by Naturaliste Charters | Feb 22, 2024 | Daily Whale Watching Blog

A Thrilling Encounter: Orca Feeding Frenzy UnfoldsWe arrived at the hotspot this morning to witness a spectacle of nature: a remarkable orca feeding frenzy.The scene was electrifying, with tail slapping, head lunging and splashing filling the air as the killer whales...
Orca Breaching Extravaganza in the Canyon

Orca Breaching Extravaganza in the Canyon

by Naturaliste Charters | Feb 21, 2024 | Daily Whale Watching Blog

Breach, baby breach! Breach:  The action of an orca, or killer whale, propelling itself out fo the water, breaking the surface with a spectacular leap. Entering the bay today was a pleasure as the water was the bluest of blues and the wind was tame. The ride out tot...
Top Campgrounds in Bremer Bay and Surroundings

Top Campgrounds in Bremer Bay and Surroundings

by Naturaliste Charters | Feb 18, 2024 | Daily Whale Watching Blog

On our search for top campgrounds in the Great Southern we came across these in and around Bremer Bay. Bremer Bay in Western Australia’s Great Southern, is a coastal town with pristine beaches located between Albany and Hopetoun. Bremer Bay’s population of...
7 Best Beaches in Margaret River

7 Best Beaches in Margaret River

by Naturaliste Charters | Feb 17, 2024 | Daily Whale Watching Blog

Margaret River is well known for its world-class surf breaks, stunning sunsets on the west coast horizon, clean white sandy beaches and limestone coastlines. Find out which are the seven best beaches in Margaret River. The Margaret River region stretches from the...
Exploring Orca Behaviour in their Natural Habitat

Exploring Orca Behaviour in their Natural Habitat

by Naturaliste Charters | Feb 15, 2024 | Daily Whale Watching Blog

Tracking Orca Pods in Their Natural Habitat Witnessing orcas in their natural habitat is an awe-inspiring experience. This morning’s journey from Bremer Bay into the Southern Ocean was filled with anticipation as we ventured toward the hotspot, eager to encounter...
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