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N.L. company gives tourists the chance to swim with whales
CBC News
Posted: Jul 17, 2012 12:32 PM ET
Last Updated: Jul 17, 2012 2:13 PM ET
Ocean Quest Adventures has been giving visitors to Newfoundland and Labrador this summer the chance to plunge into the Atlantic Ocean and bob around with humpback whales and dolphins.
Holly Stanley, a tour guide with Ocean Quest, said her company's Whale Close Encounter Tour has become a hit.
CBC reporter Zach Goudie jumped at the chance to suit up and dive in.
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