For those who are more interested in preserving and protecting whale populations, the beginning of the season is also great news. Whale watching operators begin their lucrative business, and it’s a great opportunity to bring tourists and locals alike in touch with the world’s largest mammals. Check in your area for a whale watching tour – getting so close to these wonderful animals is definitely worth every cent!
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We were very lucky to join the wonderful team at Abyss Scuba Diving at Clean Up Australia Day. We went...
