Bora Bora Whale Watching

Keawai is not offering private whale watching tours in Bora Bora this season.

To avoid any confusion, this activity is currently unavailable for booking. No private Whale Watching departures will be operated by Keawai this season.

Whale watching in Bora Bora remains an important topic for travelers visiting French Polynesia during the migration season. Although Keawai is not offering this activity this season, we want to provide clear and transparent information to our visitors. Keeping this page online helps avoid confusion, answer common questions, and guide travelers toward the private lagoon experiences currently available.

About whale season in Bora Bora

Each year, humpback whales migrate through the warm waters of French Polynesia. The whale watching season usually takes place between July and November, depending on natural conditions and local regulations.

Whale watching is a highly sensitive activity. It must be approached with respect, patience, and care in order to protect the animals, their environment, and the overall safety of guests.

Whales are wild animals and sightings can never be guaranteed. Their presence depends on their natural migration, behavior, sea conditions, and many other factors.

A respectful approach to the lagoon

Keawai focuses on private, human-sized experiences that respect the lagoon, marine life, and the natural rhythm of Bora Bora.

Our tours are designed to offer a more mindful way to explore the island’s waters, with attention to guest comfort, safety, and environmental awareness.