Whale Watching Guide Stranded on a Tongan Island for Over a Year Featured in New Matador Network Documentary
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Thursday, February 8, 2024
The documentary also explores the relationship between Henry and the water that provides him with sustenance and his family with their livelihood.
Key Points:
- The documentary also explores the relationship between Henry and the water that provides him with sustenance and his family with their livelihood.
- It was while shooting that film, Faka'apa'apa , that they met the Pott family and learned of their whale watching business.
- Whale watching is a critical industry in the Vava'u islands, a breeding ground for humpback whales migrating from Antarctica.
- According to the International Whaling Commission, few of the country's whale watching vessels are Tongan owned.