How close is too close when you encounter whales?
Fisheries and Environment Canada recommend that vessels (and that includes kayaks) should stay a minimum 100 metres away from whales. Don't approach from in front or behind, only from the sides.
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Whale Takes Kayakers For a Ride
No, really. A pair of kayakers in a sit-on-top kayak got too close to a whale near Puerto Madryn, Argentina. While the images are amazing, one must remember to follow the local guidelines for approaching wildlife. This story would have a far different ending if these whales had decided it was time for a breach. Check out the video below:
How close is too close when you encounter whales?
Fisheries and Environment Canada recommend that vessels (and that includes kayaks) should stay a minimum 100 metres away from whales. Don't approach from in front or behind, only from the sides.
How close is too close when you encounter whales?
Fisheries and Environment Canada recommend that vessels (and that includes kayaks) should stay a minimum 100 metres away from whales. Don't approach from in front or behind, only from the sides.
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