Good morning aboard your modern liveaboard boat! Start your day with a hearty breakfast - today you can expect something great in the Caribbean waters! Did you know that the Silverbanks are one of the few places in the world where you can observe humpback whales from the boat? About 4,000 humpback whales meet at the Silverbanks from late January to early April in order to mate. With a small dinghy you will enter the approximately 20 km² large protected area and go with the peaceful sea giants. Experience the giant humpback whales up close, snorkel with them and, with a little luck, catch a glimpse of a curious calf only a few feet away. Lean back on the deck of your boat and listen to the bulls' love song! To avoid disturbing the sea giants in their natural environment, you will be met by a biologist or scientific advisor, who will decide if and when you are allowed into the water. In addition, as a sign of sustainability, only a limited number of people are allowed to meet the sea giants at the Silverbanks annually - Far from the bustle of tourists!