Hawaii Whale Watching Big Island -
Whale Watch by Body Glove, Kona

Come Again Free if you Don't Have Whale Sightings
Whale watching is one of the most popular activities on the Hawaiian Islands. More than 5000 endangered humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) migrate from the cold waters of Alaska each year to mate and calve in tropical Hawaiian waters during the winter months between December and April.
During their annual sojourn here, these whales exhibit many interesting and acrobatic behaviors that can easily be seen and enjoyed from the numerous whale watch tours available throughout the Hawaiian Islands. The name humpback describes the motion it makes as it arches its back out of the water in preparation for a dive.
Humpbacks often breach high out of the water, and then slap the water as they come back down. Sometimes they twirl around while breaching. This behavior may be merely for play, or may be used to loosen skin parasites, or have some unknown social meaning.

Guaranteed Whale Sightings - Have Fun & Learn!
Learn from the naturalist onboard as we encounter wild dolphins, sea turtles, manta rays, whales and other marine life. Be serenaded by the songs of the humpback, captured live with our underwater hydrophone.

Excellent photo opportunities abound. You will be served tropical fruits and snacks, juice or soda.