Legal distance rules for boats approaching blue whales in Sri Lanka
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It is wrong and illegal. Under Sri Lankan Coast Guard and DWC regulations, boats must stay 100 meters away from a whale, reduce speed to a no-wake crawl, and approach parallel to the whale, NEVER from behind or head-on. If your boat breached this, you should report the boat registration number to the tourist police or coast guard.
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This makes me so angry. I am definitely going to verify the company before booking.
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Leave a terrible TripAdvisor review. It is the only thing that hurts the bad operators financially.
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