
Fiji’s Neighbors and Whale Swims: Where to Go for Close Encounters
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In this episode we talk about the neighboring wonders of Fiji—Tonga, French Polynesia, Niue, the Cook Islands, and New Caledonia—that offer once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to swim with humpback whales. If you're planning a trip to Fiji and want to expand your journey to include whale encounters, this episode is your perfect travel companion.
We explore the best times to travel—July through October—and which islands provide the most family-friendly, scenic, and accessible experiences. You’ll get a deep dive into Tonga’s certified tours, Moorea’s beginner-friendly lagoons, Niue’s shore-based whale watching, and New Caledonia’s coral-rich coastlines.
You'll also hear about important ethical practices to ensure respectful and safe interactions with whales: keeping distance, avoiding physical contact, and choosing eco-conscious tour operators. These best practices not only enhance your personal experience but help protect these majestic creatures and their environments.
Whether you're island hopping from Fiji or planning a future trip, this episode gives you all the tools you need to choose your ideal destination for whale swimming. Add an unforgettable chapter to your South Pacific adventure with a close-up view of the ocean’s most magnificent giants.