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Naturaliste Charters Whale Blogs

Things to do in Margaret River: A Bucket List Guide

Published on April 30, 2024 By Naturaliste Charters

There’s a multitude of things to do when you are in Margaret River. Once you get an idea of the unique and interesting experiences available in the region, you will definitely want to extend your stay.For those looking to get away or enjoy a staycation on their own or with a partner, kids or dog […]

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Exploring the Depths: A Final Adventure in Bremer Canyon

Published on April 21, 2024 By Naturaliste Charters

A Final FarewellThe sun cast its golden hues over the horizon as we set out on the Alison Maree.This was to be our for the final Bremer Canyon killer whale charter of the season.Excitement pulsed through the air, mingling with a tinge of sadness knowing it was our final journey into these deep, mysterious waters.Our hopes […]

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A Quest for the Elusive Killer Whale

Published on April 19, 2024 By Naturaliste Charters

Our Quest BeginsOur quest for elusive killer whales begins again today after a quiet day on the water yesterday.We were all eager to get out to the hotspot and see what was in store for us today! There’s something truly captivating about the vast expanse of the ocean, always holding the promise of extraordinary encounters […]

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Exploring the Bremer Sub-Basin: Insights from the Deep

Published on April 18, 2024 By Naturaliste Charters

Bremer Sub-Basin EcosystemThe Bremer Sub-Basin, with its intricate network of submarine canyons plunging to depths exceeding 4500 meters.This stands as a vibrant ecosystem teeming with marine life. These canyons serve as conduits for seasonal upwellings, ferrying essential nutrients to the sunlit surface waters.Nurturing a flourishing community of phytoplankton. This abundance cascades through the

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A Great Day in Bremer Bay: Orcas, Pilot Whales, Squid, and a Sperm Whale!

Published on April 17, 2024 By Naturaliste Charters

A Day to RememberExiting the harbour our hopes for the day on the open seas were high.The ocean swell relaxing us into a lull, the opposite of what was to become a remarkable day.As the wind picked up and the swell grew, our excitement heightened, anticipating the diverse array of marine life we would encounter.Dolphin […]

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