Avoiding fake ethical whale watching tours and boat safety
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Never buy a ticket from a random tout on the beach in Mirissa. They represent the rogue, unethical speedboats that harass the animals. Research online and ONLY book with companies that explicitly advertise adherence to WDC (Whale and Dolphin Conservation) guidelines, which mandate a 100-meter distance. Raja and the Whales is widely considered the safest and most ethical operator in the area.
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Dr. Nimal.•3840 rep•149
If your captain starts aggressively revving the engine to chase a spout, yell at him to stop. Tourist pressure works.
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Bhante S.•4970 rep•136
Also, ensure the boat is a large, multi-level vessel. The small fiberglass boats get terrifyingly tossed around in the deep ocean swells.
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