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My wife and I got back from a Baja whale cruise with Lindblad in February. · The purpose of the cruise is gray whales, gray whales, and then more gray whales. · You get gray whales, gray whales and more gray whales. Oh, and some visits to local, undeveloped islands to look at flora and fauna. · On the Zodiacs, or the local Pangas, while out whale watching you might see 5 whales blowing, spy hopping, or breaching AT THE SAME TIME. They estimate there might be 250-300 in the areas where you are watching. · No promises,

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There are probably 1000 or more reviews of the QM2 and I wouldn’t imagine that I could really add anything significant to what is already been said. But I do feel I should pass along my observations, as a fairly experienced cruiser, and see what other people would say. First, a little about my cruising history. I wife and I probably take in 30 cruises on all categories of ships. Of course we prefer a ships at the Seaborn level, but we’ve tried several different brands have generally been satisfied for what we got given the money we paid. Right now, Viking Ocean would be of first