Naturaliste Charters Whale Blogs
Why Are Blue Whales Endangered and What Can You Do To Help?
Published on October 3, 2025Tourism allows us to see, understand, learn about and appreciate whales. This means that we are more empowered to help make changes for the better. Whale watching in Western Australia is a way that you can be a part of this story in a positive way.
Read moreOrcas don’t belong in Captivity
Published on October 3, 2025Captive animals can shed light on biology and physiology that cannot be observed in wild populations. For example psychology, cognition and immunology. Captive studies have also heavily contributed to acoustics and physiology. However advances in technology have allowed scientists to conduct low impact sampling of wild populations and gather the same amount of data as the highly invasive technique
Read moreWhy Do Whales Beach Themselves?
Published on September 26, 2025For a whale to beach themselves or “strand” means to come up onto the shore. Usually they are ill, weak or maybe just ‘lost’. They can be alive still or in some cases have passed away out at sea and been washed in with the currents and tides.
Read moreVisiting the Margaret River Region from Interstate
Published on September 23, 2025Discover the Margaret River RegionWhen you first arrive in the Margaret River Region, you’ll understand why so many travellers fall in love with this corner of Western Australia. It’s a rich tapestry of landscapes — from rugged coastline and towering karri forests, to rolling vineyards, hidden caves, and pristine beaches. The region is not just […]
Read moreYour Busselton Whale Watching Guide
Published on September 20, 2025Whale watching from Busselton is an unforgettable way to experience Western Australia’s stunning coastline and marine life. The town itself offers plenty to see and do, from exploring the famous jetty to relaxing on its calm beaches. Moreover, Busselton provides the ideal base to enjoy whale watching tours nearby. Tours depart just 20 minutes away […]
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