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A 40-foot humpback whale launches its entire body out of the crystal-clear waters of Samana Bay, displaying the incredible power and grace of these marine giants.
An intimate moment captured between a protective mother humpback and her newborn calf, showcasing the strong family bonds that make Samana Bay a critical nursery habitat.
Each humpback whale has unique tail markings that serve as fingerprints for researchers. This magnificent fluke belongs to a whale we've been tracking for over 8 years.
The pristine waters of Samana Bay glow golden during sunset, with whale spouts visible on the horizon creating a magical end to a day of marine wildlife observation.
Our research team uses advanced hydrophone technology to record and analyze the complex songs of male humpback whales during breeding season.
Our eco-friendly vessels maintain safe distances from whales while providing unforgettable viewing experiences for visitors from around the world.
A rare underwater perspective of a humpback whale gliding effortlessly through the crystal-clear waters, showcasing their surprising grace despite their massive size.
The healthy coral reefs of Samana Bay support a diverse ecosystem that provides the perfect environment for whale breeding and feeding.
A curious humpback whale pokes its head above water to observe whale watchers, demonstrating the intelligent and inquisitive nature of these marine mammals.
Our dedicated conservation team works tirelessly to study and protect humpback whales through non-invasive research methods and habitat preservation.
A pod of humpback whales travels together through Samana Bay during their annual migration, showcasing the social nature of these magnificent creatures.
The pristine mangrove forests surrounding Samana Bay provide crucial nursery habitat for countless marine species and help maintain water quality for visiting whales.
The pristine mangrove forests surrounding Samana Bay provide crucial nursery habitat for countless marine species and help maintain water quality for visiting whales.