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Maldives Tag

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30 June 2025
MaldivesSri Lanka

Maldives and Sri Lanka 03/2025

8 days on Sri Lanka for mammals, 7 days in Maldives mostly for snorkeling.  32 species combined, with 28 in Sri Lanka alone.

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4 February 2024
Maldives

New Trip Report -: The Maldives Northern Atolls 2023 & Central Atolls 2022

Here are two new reports from the Whale and Dolphin Company. The Maldives Northern Atolls, 2023: The Whale and Dolphin Company, 12 days & 9 species including Dwarf Sperm Whale

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4 February 2024
Maldives

Advertising: Late Availability Maldives Cruise with Chas Anderson, 25 April – 5 May

Late Availability – Maldives, 25 April to 5 May 2024 A family cancellation means there is some late availability on one of Chas Anderson’s cetacean watching cruises ar

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1 September 2023
Blainville's beaked whaleCommon bottlenose dolphinCuvier's beaked whaleDwarf Sperm whaleFalse killer whaleIndo-pacific bottlenose dolphinMaldivesMaldivian fruit batpantropical spotted dolphinpygmy killer whaleRisso's Dolphinrough-toothed dolphinShort-finned pilot whaleSperm whalespinner dolphinstriped dolphin

Maldives, April 2022

Report of a 17-day cetacean cruise around the northern atolls of the Maldives, led by Dr Charles Anderson (Whale and Dolphin Company). Fourteen cetacean species recorded, including

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20 June 2022
Asia
Maldives

New Trip Report: The Maldives

A short report from Martin Royle who proves you can still mammalwatch in the Maldives from a luxury resort (and while on honeymoon!) Maldives Honeymoon, 2022: Martin Royle, with 5

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13 May 2022
Asia
MaldivesWhale Watching

Maldives

I just finished the 17 day research trip with Charles Anderson on the MV Keana. It was another great trip with 14 cetacean species seen and a fabulous way to get over the Covid hum

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1 February 2022
Asia
Maldives

Advertising: Late Availability – Maldives Cetacean Cruises

If yesterday’s post about where to see the world’s cetaceans got your pulse racing then this trip from the Whale and Dolphin Company might be a cure. Some mouth waterin

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4 December 2018
Asia
Maldives

New Trip Reports: Maldives, 2018

Two mouth watering reports from Chas Anderson’s cetacean cruises off of the Maldives this year. One day… one day…. Maldives, April 2018: The Whale and Dolphin Com

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31 May 2018
Asia
Maldives

New Trip Reports: The Maldives

Here are two new whale watching reports from Chas Anderson at the Whale and Dolphin Company. I would love to do one of these trips someday: I tried to get on the 2017 trip but was

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1 April 2017
Asia
Maldives

New Trip Reports: Maldives Whalewatching (CTD)

And here are another two reports from the Whale and Dolphin Company. Maldives, October 2015: The Whale and Dolphin Company, 12 days and 12+ species including Rouhg-toothed Dolph

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24 October 2026
RFI Balkans in April/May
22 October 2026
St Helen Island trip 2027 by Birdlife South Africa
22 October 2026
RFI: Independent puma watching around Torres del Paine.

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  3. shortclaws on RFI: Independent puma watching around Torres del Paine.23 October 2026

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  1. Jon Hall on Thermal Master DV2 Thermal Camera now just $404 via the Thermal Master Store24 October 2026

    Great to hear Max - thanks for sharing that.

  2. Max Taylor on Thermal Master DV2 Thermal Camera now just $404 via the Thermal Master Store24 October 2026

    I've been really happy with DV2 thanks to the recommendations I read on this site. It boots up quickly and…

  3. shortclaws on RFI: Independent puma watching around Torres del Paine.23 October 2026

    Hi. We explored independently for pumas, by driving around the Y-156 and Y-160 roads near the entrance to Torres del…

  4. Miles Foster on St Helen Island trip 2027 by Birdlife South Africa23 October 2026

    Thanks for sharing, Kyle. So much to see, so little time... ;)

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20 October 2026
Max. 2 extra participants wanted for Uganda: African Golden Cat Tour – June 3-16, 2027 (Mountain Gorilla extension in Bwindi till June 19, 2027) 
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19 October 2026
Thermal Master DV2 Thermal Camera now just $404 via the Thermal Master Store
19 October 2026
Sri Lanka Trip Report September 2026

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