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Tips for Safe Whale Watching While Kayaking

Nowadays, people are looking forward to traveling and indulging in various forms of adventurous activities. Tourism has gained rapid pace after the pandemic and millennials are enthusiastic about taking up various exciting activities. One such popular adventure tourism is whale watching on a kayak. Most people visit Alaska for getting a sight of these majestic creatures while they kayak in the serene nature. Have a look at the slide to know some safety tips that will help you in watching whales safely.

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Tips for Safe Whale Watching While Kayaking

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  1. Tips for Safe Whale Watching While Kayaking

  2. Most people visiting Alaska are interested in going on a kayak for whale spotting.

  3. However, whale watching on a kayak is also a bit dangerous if you are not taking a few precautions.

  4. The whales are giant creatures and most experts and tour guides recommend following some safety precautions.

  5. Here are some tips that will keep you safe when you are going for whale watching on kayaks.

  6. Get an Experienced Tour Operator

  7. Now, most people going on a whale watching tour expect a whale to jump out of the water every now and then.

  8. This is a misconception because whales are not kept in captivity and you are going to see them in their natural habitat.

  9. An experienced tour operator knows everything about whales and where you can best spot them.

  10. Rules & Regulations

  11. There are a whole set of rules and regulations governing marine mammal viewing and these laws vary from state to state.

  12. In certain American states, the federal and state laws require that you cannot go beyond 200 yards of a killer whale.

  13. While in Alaska people are advised to stay at least 100 yards away from humpback whales.

  14. Don’t Block Their Paths

  15. It is often advised to get out of the way of the whales both for your as well as for their safety.

  16. While paddling in the water you need to keep an eye out for your surroundings.

  17. If you get to see a whale approaching close, then stop paddling and let the whale pass.

  18. Don’t Bother Them

  19. People in the excitement of seeing the whales up close start to chase them which should not be done.

  20. Moreover, sometimes paddlers try to approach these creatures head on which is strictly advised against.

  21. You just have to maintain a safe distance from these whales and enjoy your outing.

  22. The above-discussed factors are some of the safety tips that you need to keep in mind.

  23. Get in touch with your tour operator to get some additional information that might be of help.

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