Okinawa main island in Whale watching

• Age 0～Age 90
• 2～3 hours
• 09:15 / 13:15

Departure Chatan Fisherina or Miegusuku Port Scheduled to sail twice a day Every year from late December to early April, humpback whales migrate around the main island of Okinawa. During this period, there is a high probability of encountering whales, and you can almost certainly see them! Let's set sail to the winter seas of Okinawa where various whales gather! The moving experience of seeing the largest mammal on earth up close is something that only Okinawa can offer! It will be an unforgettable memory for everyone☆彡 [Inquiries] Official LINE account DEEP EMOTION OKINAWA Please feel free to ask questions and consult us You can spend your time in a spacious and relaxed space on the cruise The captain's deck on the second floor has a sense of freedom! You can relax and stretch out on the spacious interior of the ship! We have sofas for [10 people] in a space like a living room☆彡 Of course, it is fully equipped with heating and air conditioning, so you can leisurely observe the majestic sea of Okinawa The captain's deck on the second floor has a transparent cover, so you won't get cold even while traveling. Of course, you can look for whales! We have a special captain's deck where you can watch after you find the fish☆彡 Just for friends! Just for family! Party! We have various private plans☆彡https://www.jalan.net/kankou/spt_guide000000216804/activity/l00005C676/?ccnt=planList-in&rootCd=3&screenId=OUW2210&dateUndecided=1#In addition, the boat is equipped with emergency communication devices and oxygen kits.

• For Groups
• For Family

• Age 3～Age 69
• 2～3 hours
• 09:00 / 13:00

"Private whale watching departing from Fisherina in Chatan! A half-day charter plan to search for humpback whales that visit in winter." Every winter, humpback whales return to Okinawa to breed, which is the most exciting season in Okinawa's ocean! Let's go looking for whales while looking at the beautiful Okinawa coast on the fully chartered comfortable boat "Haisai". In summer, they travel long distances to the Bering Sea, which is their feeding ground, and in winter, they travel long distances to the coastal waters of Okinawa to raise their young and breed. Humpback whales are one of the largest mammals in the world, with a total length of 10 to 15 meters and a weight of 30 tons. You will be fascinated by the performances of the whales, such as blowing (spouting) when their huge bodies appear on the surface of the sea and blow up a lot of spray, diving with their tails raised high, and jumping called breaching. Sometimes you can see their charming gestures of flapping their fins and tails in the air and splashing on the water surface. If you're lucky, you may have the chance to see a baby whale being brought along by its mother, or the dynamic spectacle of a male whale repeatedly breaching for courtship, known as a "heat run."

• For Rainy Days