Seal or Dolphin Swim question
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Seal or Dolphin Swim question
Ok, I know this may be a silly question, but we are planning to do a seal swim in Kaikoura. It looks like the companies provide wetsuits, and I know you wear a swimsuit underneath, but they also list an awful lot of clothing towels to bring. Do you wear more than just a swimsuit underneath??? Why the need for so many clothes?!
Sorry for the lame question, I just want to know!
Sorry for the lame question, I just want to know!
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When we went dolphin swimming in Whakatane, they recommended we bring jackets or pullovers and hats to wear on the boat. It was a bit chilly as we went out into the bay, and dh in particular was glad for his jacket.
You'll need towels to dry yourself off after you shower when you get back, and some clothes to put on - don't think Kaikoura is known for its streakers!
Lee Ann
You'll need towels to dry yourself off after you shower when you get back, and some clothes to put on - don't think Kaikoura is known for its streakers!
Lee Ann
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Has anyone done a seal swim in Kaikoura? There does not seem to be as much hype as with the dolphin swim.
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Also, does anyone know if the seal colony can be visited by car?
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Also, does anyone know if the seal colony can be visited by car?
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