Small pods of belugas move along the Svalbard coastline year-round, often near tidewater glaciers and in shallow fjords. Summer expedition cruises out of Longyearbyen regularly spot them, especially on circumnavigations of Spitsbergen. Often seen in mixed-sex groups including large males with distinctive 'melon' foreheads.
Small pods of belugas move along the Svalbard coastline year-round, often near tidewater glaciers and in shallow fjords. Summer expedition cruises out of Longyearbyen regularly spot them, especially on circumnavigations of Spitsbergen. Often seen in mixed-sex groups including large males with distinctive 'melon' foreheads.
See Beluga Whale in Svalbard (Norway). Best months: July, August, June (up to 75% sighting chance). Watching. Plan your wildlife trip with Fauneya.