Through experiencing how other operators do their whale- and wildlife tours, we get new ideas which might develop our business. You learn a lot about yourself through seeing others. Therefore Daniel and I took the chance to go dolphin watching in Madeira when we were there over New Year.
Here follow some highlight memories from Gentle Giants' season 2011 which I would like to share with you. Click the embedded links to read the whole articles. We opened up our doors and started the season earlier than ever before with our first tour on the 21st April.
Gentle Giants always wants to improve to make your adventures with us as good as possible. Therefore we are trying our best to make the upcoming season 2012 an even better one than the ten years before.
Gentle Giants always wants to improve and develop to offer better service to passengers and not at least to minimize the impact on the environment. We are aiming on making our whale watching as sustainable as possible.
Another good season has come to an end. This summer 2011 has been very nice regarding both whales and weather conditions. Thousands of passengers from all over the world joined our various tours this year, experiencing the wildlife of Skjálfandi Bay.
All good things come to an end, and so also our whale watching season 2011. Thanks to all our passengers, crew and cooperators for a great season!Every summer has its own highlights and below you can read more about three of my favourite memories from 2011 through clicking the links.
When Sylvia left the harbour this morning it promised to become a sunny trip and everyone on board was really motivated to find some of the whales that we have had in the bay during the last days.
Sunshine, southerly winds and flat sea. Those were the whale watching conditions during the last days - just perfect, and we hope that it stays like this!Fortunately have not only been lucky with the weather, but also with the whales.
September has so far been a really autumny month where both weather and whales have come and gone. Mainly minkes and dolphins have been spotted. Tomorrow, 16th September, we will cut down to only one daily whale watching departure; 9:45. Amma Sigga does not go on any scheduled tours but is still available for tailor made excursions.
