Naturaliste Charters Whale Blogs

Marine Encounters at Bremer Canyon

Published on January 26, 2024 By Naturaliste Charters

Orca Encounters and Marine Marvels Embarking on our marine odyssey, thrilled passengers, onboard to see the magnificent orca were entertained with the playful dance of common dolphins and even glimpsed the sleek silhouette of a shark in the boat’s wake. Upon reaching the hotspot, a symphony of nature unfolded – flesh-footed shearwaters gracefully gliding above, […]

Pod Hunting at Bremer Canyon

Published on January 25, 2024 By Naturaliste Charters

Pods Galore: A day of Marine Marvels 24.1.2024 Passengers gathered eagerly in anticipation of seeing a Killer Whale Pod at Bremer Bay for a day of maritime marvels aboard the Alison Maree. The voyage began with an Australian sea lion savoring a fish beneath the jetty, captivating onlookers and crew. The journey to the hotspot […]

Courtship and New Life in the Bremer Canyon

Published on January 19, 2024 By Naturaliste Charters

Courtship on the High Seas 19.1.2024 Courtship between the orca was not what we expected when departing port at Bremer Bay Harbour today. Embarking on a thrilling day on the water, from playful dolphins to captivating orca romance in Bremer Canyon. Common Dolphins at Play Sunshine breaks through clouds as we head briskly to the […]

Hotspot of Bremer Canyon

Published on January 18, 2024 By Naturaliste Charters

Bremer Canyon is a Hotspot Hotspot is the name we use to describe Bremer Canyon. This is due to it being an exciting concentration of activity of cetaceans and other pelagic species. 18.01.2024. Passing Glasse Island a small pod of dolphin briefly escorted us towards the hotspot in Bremer Canyon. Stormy weather that had passed […]

Cetaceans of Bremer Canyon

Published on January 15, 2024 By Naturaliste Charters

Cetaceans at Sea Today at the canyon we learn about cetacean poop! Bremer Bay put on a gorgeous day, the sun shining down and a warm 27 degree celcius day. The Alison-Maree cruised through the swell out to the Bremer hotspot where we met two orca pods known as Digby and Nibbles. Digby and Nibbles […]