Whale Watching in the Kerama Islands

Monday, February 13, 2012

Humpback whales are migrating right now in the sub-tropical waters along Okinawa and through the Keramas, which is a small island chain just an hour boat ride away. 
We think they might be the most gorgeous islands we've ever seen and watching these beautiful behemoth mammals jumping through the water just off of them was incredible.

Have you gone whale watching before? Maybe off of Cali?

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If you're looking for an idea for dinner tonight, I'm sharing one of our favorite meals on my friend Kelly's blog, Eat Yourself Skinny (:

39 comments:

  1. definitely a dream of mine... went when i was very little when we lived in Puerto Rico but I don't remember much.

    Stunning captures!

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  2. Wow, these pictures are incredible! Isn't whale watching one of the most magical experiences ever :) I went once in Boston and there were so many whales everywhere I couldn't believe it!

    Happy Monday!

    xxx
    Jenna

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  3. Amazing!!! You are living the dream girl! Living the dream!!!

    Stop by sometime, I'd love to hear what you think!

    xoxo
    http://eloquentenglish1.blogspot.com/

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  4. Wow, that's amazing! It's on my list of to-do's..hopefully soon!

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  5. This pictures are stunning!! I"ve never been whale-watching but I'd love to go sometime!! :) Thanks for sharing these! :)

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  6. SOOOOO incredible girl! I love the 2nd to last one. We got to go whale watching off Vancouver 2 years ago and got caught in a super pod...85 killer whales...it was amazing. I will never forget it!

    xoxo from Trinidad

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  7. I love the ocean and I love swimming in it but I am DEATHLY afraid of whales. Like, I have major issues with them. Even so, I think these photos are gorgeous. I cannot believe how perfectly you captured them.

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  8. What a magical experience! Wow!
    Much love, Bailey from Vanilla Blonde

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  9. Amanda, you have a beautiful blog and your photography is stunning. Seems like you're living quite the adventure in Japan! Looking forward to more from you.

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  10. Your photos are stunning! I am so happy to have found you through Kelly's blog. Happy travels.

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  11. Wow - what fantastic photos! When we were in Hawaii we saw whales breaching and it was just the coolest thing ever! such beautiful animals!

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  12. Hi there, we are very blessed that the whales come visit us in Cape Town every October.......One more reason to visit stunning, sunny South Africa!!!

    Have a great day.

    PS before I go down for some whale watching I need some photography lessons!!! Your pics are amazing.

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  13. Wow. What an amazing expreience! This might have just made my Bucket List just from seeing your photos.

    I just came across your blog from Eat Yourself Skinny & I'm so glad that I did! I have a feeling that I'm going to love it here!!

    Your love story totally made me tear up. You guys were made for each other!

    Mendi @ Her Late Night Cravings

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  14. Amazing pictures! I went whale watching this time last year in Maui, and I got about 100 pictures of a dark mass in the ocean that looks like it could or could not be a whale. We saw a lot of great breaches, but my camera was not up to snuff. Have a great week!

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  15. we just went whale watching off newport coast in So Cal.. no whales, but we did see two kinds of dolphins- pacific bottlenose & rizzo.. too cool.. but your pictures, of WHALES, are awesome (:

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  16. Wow, those whale photos are incredible! Thanks for sharing! Xoxo

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  17. How awesome! Whale watching is on my bucket list (as I'm sure it is on most peoples!) They are such awesome animals!
    Oh, I read your section "Our Love Story" the other day as I was catching up on blogs and I must say that it is inspiring! I love how you sent him cookies and called him :) I'll have to do that when I meet a man that strikes my fancy! And if you know any single military men, send them my way! ;)

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  18. Woooow, these pictures are absolutely gorgeous!

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  19. Gorgeous photos! I've been whale watching near where I grew up outside of SF, but I've never seen something quite like this! xo

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  20. I love humpbacks! We went whale watching here in Oregon last month (gray whales!) but they were about 2 miles off the coast so we could only see them through binoculars (still just unfathomably beautiful!)

    Gorgeous pictures!!

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  21. Oooh, we're going whale watching pretty soon too! Sometime before March! I hope we see as many as you saw! :-)
    ♥ Kyna

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  22. saw your feature on kellys blog! love it!

    <3

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  23. Found you via your guest post over at Kelly's blog and I'm so so glad I hopped over! Three of my friends here in NC just found out they're moving to Japan so I'm already plotting a visit out there... though I might end up getting stationed there too (usmc wife here!) -- so so nice to meet ya!

    xoxo
    Jenn

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  24. What an amaZing experience and how fantastic are your photos!?!?

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  25. Your photos of the whales are gorgeous! I've gone on a few whale watches in Cape Cod, MA and have loved them.

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  26. Your life in Japan is like a dream! I love seeing your beautiful photography!

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  27. wonderful pictures!! I have been whale watching off cape cod and it was simply breathtaking! looking forward to see some more here in Australia!!

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  28. Oh my goodness! These pictures are spectacular! For whatever reason....I've never gone whale watching, despite living in Cali and Australia :( I would love to and your pictures are definitely the kick in the butt I needed. Of course, I also need to figure out the right time of year.

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  29. Truly amazing! It's a bit odd that I haven't seen any here in NZ (that I can remember)...although recently I nearly did on the ferry between the Nth & Sth islands. Definitely a must see, I think!

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  30. Amazing! Wow.
    I've never been whale watching before... but we're going to Hawaii in May so hopefully then??

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  31. These photos are so gorgeous!

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  32. ah. I've never done this. but ALWAYS wanted to.

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  33. Hi. I came over from Eat Yourself Skinny. That pizza and salad recipe looks amazing. I already am amazed at your blog by just scrolling through briefly. You couldn't be any cuter!! seriously! and youre pictures are gorgeous. What an amazing place to live!!

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  34. Hi. I came over from Eat Yourself Skinny. That pizza and salad recipe looks amazing. I already am amazed at your blog by just scrolling through briefly. You couldn't be any cuter!! seriously! and youre pictures are gorgeous. What an amazing place to live!!

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  35. I SO needed to discover your blog today. You have given me hope for the future!! I'm going through a tough break up right now and seeing you and your adorable husband makes me so happy. Thank you!

    Amanda
    www.meandmypup.blogspot.com

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  36. That is so cool! I have always wanted to go do this :) amazing memory to capture so beautifully!!

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  37. Your pictures are AH-MAZING. Seriously, I mean wow. So incredibly beautiful and way more interesting looking than the time I went whale watching [in Hawaii]. All we witnessed was some what spouts , but this ... this is incredible!

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  38. I guys,

    Check the whales and dolphins page at
    http://skaphandrus.com
    a comprehensive catalogue of marine species to sea lovers.

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