A baby whale (calf) is swimming close and under it's Mom in the deep blue waters of the ocean.
Aerial shot of the full body of a humpback whale as it gracefully moves through the water.
Close up shot of a humpback whale spyhopping with it's head in a vertical position just over the water's edge so that it can look around.
A humpback whales pectoral fins flapping out of the Maui waters. You can see the unique patterns of their knobby edges of the fin..
A humpback whale's fluke (tail) emerges above the water, showcasing its distinct black-and-white pattern.

Whale Watching on Maui

Few experiences rival the awe of witnessing a humpback whale breach the surface of the ocean a couple hundred feet away from you. On Maui, whale watching isn’t just an activity; it’s a seasonal celebration of one of nature’s grandest spectacles. From December through April, the waters surrounding Maui become a playground for thousands of North Pacific humpback whales, making the island one of the best places in the world to see these majestic creatures.

For more information, read our blog post “Whale Watching on Maui: A Journey Into the Deep Blue”!