When in Maui should one visit the amazing whales? You want the timing to be absolutely flawless. From December to April, humpbacks visit Hawaiian waters, much as clockwork would suggest. Thinking of joining a sunrise tour? Read full article for pros and cons.

 

January sees the height of the activity. You wouldn’t want to miss the whales on exhibit; they are really engaged. Imagine the nature’s own Broadway free of the never-ending ticket queues.

Now let us turn to February and March. These are great months to find mother-calf couples. Seeing a mama whale shepherd her young is like seeing a big family get-together. If fortune favors you, you could see the small ones trying to break through and splashing about like young toddlers in a rain puddle.

Considering a later on visit? April feels peaceful. The whales still live while visitor attendance has dropped. Like having a dance floor just for you. Less guests translate into a more close relationship and a fantastic range of pace.

For those early birds lured to December, the first arrivals could be seen. Imagine it: the courageous whales searching their surrounds. Being a first spotter is the most exciting, even if the numbers could be smaller.

Making early travel plans would enable you to maximize your trip. Boats fill quickly; you really shouldn’t miss it. Dress in layers for the sometimes strong winds; this will limit “chattering” to conversations instead of teeth.

Remember to live in the moment even if you have a camera. Often the magic is found in our recollections. Maui’s whales provide valuable experiences regardless of your arrival time, early or late. ideal for the splash?