Use this checklist to help you identify a responsible whale watching tour operator, together with a handy acronym (SCORE) that will help you to remember the key attributes of a good tour. Click here to read about what to look for when choosing a whale or dolphin watch operator >>>
Safety
Carries out research
Offers high standards of customer care
Responsible operator
Education on-board
Use this checklist to help you identify a responsible whale watching tour operator, together with a handy acronym (SCORE) that will help you to remember the key attributes of a good tour. Click here to read about what to look for when choosing a whale or dolphin watch operator >>>
A knowledgable skipper and crew, operating legally and with appropriate training and licensing for their region.
The operator has links with a research group, educational facility or conservation association.
If a trip has to be cancelled due to adverse sea and weather conditions, there is a policy of refunding fares or offering free places on a future trip.
Careful and responsible boat handling and ensuring that the operator follows regulations in place to protect the whales and dolphins.
A tour which includes an experienced naturalist or guide.
Please note these details have not been verified by the operator unless you see the orange Verified Badge on the listing.
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Carries out research
