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Whale watching in lahaina


floridababa
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Yes, way too early for Whale Season. However; there are some early bird sightings in Sept and October.  They are few and far between but it is not impossible to spot a whale in Maui that early. Last year the first sighting was September 14th. Here's a list of other years 'first sightings'. Researchers don't know why a few stragglers show up so early, but suspect ocean warming might be triggering early migration. But, in general, I would not book a whale watch in mid October and expect to see whales. I would consider a whale sighting that early a bonus. 

 

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1 hour ago, floridababa said:

Will be there October 15. Is it too early to see whales?

As Bermuda Bound said, a bit early. But you could schedule an offshore snorkeling trip-- there are a bunch of providers but Trilogy and Captain Steves are my faves-- and you might spot a whale as a bonus. Might. You'll have a slightly better shot on the boat ride over to where you'll snorkel than from shore at that time of year. 

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