Hong Kong:

Hong Kong DolphinWatch
Hong Kong Dolphinwatch offers half-day trips to see the world's pinkest dolphins, living in the heart of the world's busiest harbor.  US$35 for a
four-hour trip that will have you back in town for in time for lunch.
Small, comfortable boats, knowledgeable tour guides.  Charters also
available.  GPO Box 4102, Hong Kong 1528A Star House, Tsimshatsui (opposite Star Ferry Pier) Hong Kong SAR, China PRC 
Tel: (852) 2984-1414  Fax: (852) 2984-7799
http://home.pacific.net.hk/~dolphins  e-mail: dolphins@pacific.net.hk

PHILIPPINES:

PAMILACAN ISLAND DOLPHIN & WHALE WATCHING TOURS

Joselino "Jojo" S. Baritua
Dolphin and Whale Watch  Booking Office:
Purok 3, Mahayahay, Taguihon,
Baclayon, Bohol 6301
Philippines

E-mail:  jbaritua@hotmail.com
Telephone No. (63) (38) 540-92-79
Cellphone   No. (63) (918) 7736754

Last year we started the operation of the dolphin and watching in 
Pamilacan here in Central Philippines.  The people of the island used to 
hunt bryde's whale, dolphins, whale sharks and manta rays.  Now, there are  12 boats that engages in the dolphin and whale watching tours.  We are converting the hunting boats into a whale and dolphin watching boats.

A total marine adventure. Experience the excitement of seeing dolphins and whales frolicking in their natural habitat. The waters around the Island of Pamilacan, Baclayon, Bohol is a haven for at least 11 species of dolphins and whales - from the playful spinner dolphins to the gigantic sperm whale.  Meet the people of Pamilacan and visit the historical fort built by  Spaniards 200 years ago.  Enjoy the white sandy beaches and the bountiful marine environment of Bohol Sea.  Experience Island-living in the Philippines.

The Island
The small island of Pamilacan is nestled in the heart of the Bohol Sea, the  Visayas Archipelagos in the Philippines. Its name is derived from the word pilak, which is a large hooked implement made and used by the islanders to capture manta rays, whale sharks and bryde's whale. The Bohol Sea is said to be a breeding  ground of these mysterious but beautiful creatures. The island in previous times, served as a watch station against the intrusion of pirates and enemies of the Spanish colony as evidenced by the 200-year-old Spanish fort on the northeast side of the island.