Sowerby's beaked whale
Atlantic spotted dolphins
Sperm whale tail
In São Miguel Island, the day started with some rain but it didn't last. So in the afternoon, we were enjoying a sunny day. The wind was just picking up at the end of the second tour so it was comfortable to be out on the ocean.
On both trips, we enjoyed the presence of a group of Atlantic spotted dolphins with many newborns among them. Some came to check us out, bowriding or even doing some high leaps. In the morning we had the chance to see a traveling sperm whale far to the east of Sao Miguel and in the afternoon we went 16 miles far from the coast to see sperm whales as well. This time we saw a very big male (with a really big head) always after three females. In the end, we saw the tails of two females and the male, that had a distinguish curly tail.
Atlantic spotted dolphin and a baby
Atlantic spotted dolphins
Cory’s shearwater
Atlantic Spotted dolphin
Atlantic Spotted dolphin jumping
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