This pioneering safari takes you all the way to the island of Dominica, where the crystal waters are home to some of the most chilled out marine animals, the sperm whales. Guided by BBC photographer, Patrick Dystra, you head out each day to look for the whales, and other marine life. You'll enter the water with them and swim alongside them, and your photographer will capture your prize moments on camera, so you have lasting memories of this incredible opportunity.
Day 1 | Arrive in Dominica You will be met by your guide and taken to your accommodation, and may have time to visit the beach before dinner.
Days 2-6 | Dominica Five days to swim with the sperm whales, you can also visit hot springs and enjoy the local cuisine.
Day 7 | Depart Say goodbye to the whales today and depart Dominica.
Currently working for the BBC Natural History Unit, Patrick’s photography skills and expertise have not gone unnoticed in the professional world. He has explored and lived around the world, and has been at the forefront of marine safaris, exploration and documentation.
On this safari, Patrick will be by your side, ready to capture amazing photographs of your journey, and to lead you to the best places to swim with the sperm whales.
Duration
This safari is 7 days long.
Price
From £6,740 per person, excluding international flights
When to go
This is a small group itinerary with departures in April
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