Whale Whisperers: An Intuitive Journey into Animal Communication with Joanna (Anacortes, WA) - Only 6 spots left!
Description
Join me for a sacred 3-hour voyage into the heart of animal communication, where we'll connect with the majestic whales and vibrant Sealife of Anacortes, Washington.
Aboard the intimate Triton, a smaller vessel with all the comforts, we'll embark on a transformative experience designed to awaken your innate ability to listen beyond words.
WHAT: Whale Whisperers: An intuitive journey into animal communication
WHY: This isn't just a class, it's a sacred immersion into the heart of intuitive connection. Here's what awaits you:
Sacred Ocean Voyage: Experience a transformative 3-hour journey aboard the intimate Triton, surrounded by the majestic beauty of the Pacific Northwest.
Connect with Whales & Wildlife: Engage directly with the vibrant sealife of Anacortes, including orcas and other whales, in their natural element.
Awaken Your Intuition: Discover your innate ability to listen beyond words and communicate with animals on a deeper, energetic level.
Hands-On Experience: Receive practical guidance and hands-on opportunities to expand your intuitive skills in a real-world, living classroom.
Nature's Healing Embrace: Immerse yourself in the calming, stress-relieving energy of the ocean, fostering mindfulness and inner peace.
Expand Your Perception: Open your awareness to new dimensions of consciousness and the subtle language of the natural world.
Personal & Magical: Limited to just 10 souls, this small-group adventure ensures a deeply personal, intimate, and magical encounter.
Rejuvenate Your Spirit: Return feeling refreshed, inspired, and deeply connected to yourself and the living world.
WHEN: July 26 @ 9:30 AM - PT
DURATION: 3 hours
WHERE:
Outer Island Excursions (Boat Company)
2201 Skyline Way
Anacortes WA 98221
HOW: By Boat
Check in at 9:30 AM.
Boat leaves at 10 AM
DETAILS + TICKETS are on Humanitix:
https://events.humanitix.com/whale-whisperers
HOW MUCH: $222.00
OPTIONAL:
Dress in layers
Bring waterproof cell phone case
Bring seasickness medicine-if you need it
Bring light snacks
rain coat- just in case
Gloves
Hat
Sunglasses
Sunscreen
WHO:
Joanna Tracy is an intuitive healer and Reiki Master who helps people find calm, clarity, and a stronger connection to themselves and their animals.
After experiencing burnout in her previous career, she found healing through meditation, energy work, and creative practices.
Now she shares those tools with others. Through intuitive guidance, oracle cards, meditation, and animal communication, she creates supportive spaces for healing, growth, and balance.
info@joannatracyenergyhealing.com
206-228-6528
FAQs
- Are there bathrooms on the boat?
Yes, there are bathrooms on the boat.
- Where do i park?
Free street parking or paid parking is available in the lots.
- When should I arrive?
9:30 AM - Please include time for travel and to find parking. There is a small free lot and a paid lot nearby. Use GPS the night before to see how long it will take you to get their in traffic.
- What should I wear?
Layers! The weather is temperate year round in the San Juan Islands, but our boats go very fast which will feel at least 10 to 15 degrees cooler on the water. Having a sweatshirt or jacket is a great option. Sunglasses and sunscreen are also important with the reflection of light off the water even on cloudy days.
- What should I bring?
Less is more! The less you have to keep track of the easier it is to sit back, relax, and enjoy the trip. Binoculars and a camera are the only luxuries you might want to bring!
- How close can we get to the whales?
We follow all local, state, and federal regulations while viewing wildlife. For most whales, guidelines stipulate that we view from approximately 100 yards away (200 yards for Orcas, 1/2 mile for J, K, and L Pods during whale watching season). While there’s no rule about how close the whales can come to us, please plan for viewing from a respectful distance.
- What happens if it's raining or cloudy?
We operate our tours in almost all weather conditions. The whales don't mind if the weather isn’t perfect, and neither do we. As residents of the Pacific Northwest we expect to encounter some rain and our vessels offer great protection from the elements. The only conditions that would cause us to cancel a tour would be severe weather
- Are there hotels nearby?
Make your adventure a staycation with any of these hotels on the Outer islandx website:
https://www.outerislandx.com/lodging
- Are pets allowed on board?
No
- Are drones allowed?
No
- Is smoking or vaping allowed?
No
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