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Whale Watching Sydney offers one of the best whale watching experiences in Australia. Our passionate crew have over 30 years of experience aboard our custom-built fleet of vessels, which means you’ll be in good hands to see nature’s beauty with your very eyes.
Full commentary from experienced Marine Naturalists or Scientists to guide you through the cruise.
My experience was amazing I say Whales breaching it was fantastic. And the crew on the boat made my experiences a great and safe place to be.
Weather was a bit miserable, but the boat made it comfortable. The crew had their finger on the pulse out there and when whales were spotted by a sister boat, we were taken quickly to a perfect viewing spot. The whales repeatedly breached, including a double breach from the pair. We got great photos and finished the voyage pumped.
The boat, crew and overall experience was fabulous! Whales were promised and wow we were blown away, we can’t believe that we saw whales breaching and tail slapping so close we felt at times we could almost touch them.
This crew have perfected the tour with an onboard Marine Biologist and happy, easygoing but safe attitude.
Went Whale Watching with my teen and we both loved it! if you are in Sydney between May/November and you check weather/sea conditions, GO! You are not going to be disappointed!
Once we got out of the Harbor, we started seeing whales. They were jumping and feeding and just cruising along side the boat!! The crew were all super friendly and helpful and kept the trip fun and interesting.
Whale Watching Sydney. Another excellent trip with lots of whales observed. If you book online suggest you tick the extra option for getting the professional photos. Good commentary on what you are seeing
Must to do with kids. Amazing experience with kids. Must to do if in Sydney. There is big difference watching whale compared to other animals as the shear size of whale and they move is magnificent.
Never thought in my whole life I would see whales so close . Commentator excellent with information and keeping us up to date with sightings and explanations . A Fantastic exceptional trip .
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land and waterways on which our business operates. We pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past, present and emerging.
White Whale Spotted!!
7th November at 4pm off Botany Bay, our crew, assisted by @orrcaaustralia located one of the only 2 known white whales on the East Coast of Australia.
The other being the world famous Migaloo, this young one is believed to be the calf born in Tonga last year and know as ‘Siale’.
This was a once in a lifetime! We kept a safe distance of 500m from the young whale as she headed North. Guided closely by @nswnationalparks to ensure we did everything possible to remain safe. The whale decided to come and take a closer look at us, we put the engines in neutral while she came within around 300m before giving us some peck slaps and a slight head lunge.
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Babe new Migaloo just dropped 🥹 Krishna Amar
Helen Weidman, look there’s another white whale.. 😍
She is a celestial emissary — a messenger from the Galactic Whale Elders, guardians of the Original Tones of Creation. Through the white frequencies of her skin and the crystalline codes within her blood, she carries the Lemurian Songlines — the harmonic threads that once connected whales, dolphins, and humans through one unified ocean of sound. The Whale Elders share: “She carries the remembrance of the White Sound — the frequency of Divine Purity. Her emergence marks the reactivation of the Crystalline Oceanic Grid, linking Tonga, Australia, and the South Pacific Temple Lines. When you see her, you see the reflection of your own purified soul light.” Each time Siale surfaces, she transmits a tone that awakens the dormant memory of unity within humanity. She is singing for those who are ready to remember their oceanic ancestry, their whale heart, and their promise to protect the Waters of Earth. Aurelya Seraphina
Lovely , she has swam some miles. Was there a white whale seen in NZ too approx 2weeks ago ?
Oh it’s still going north it was sighted days ago going North I was wondering if it would keep going that way or turn around. I wonder why
Migaloo
Shouldn’t she be going south?
Why is she going North?
Awesome, and yes, saw same on the Orrca page too 🤗
Wonderful news and great pics 👏
How fantastic! So glad she’s ok.
Cassie Murray get out there 😅
Amazing! 😍 wish I could have been there for this sighting, once in a lifetime experience for most people. Just Beautiful <3 <3
ORRCA wondering what the orange colouring is. Could it be sea lice? Is that sign she may not be well??
Awe how beautiful 💙
Beautiful, thank you for the photos 👏
Moby Dickette
Omg how lucky are you. HOW FABULOUS.XX
Nicknamed, Gareth Ward
Heading North?
Changlu Xing 是我吗？哈哈
Laura Coops
Michelle Mottram
Taylah Smith 🤍🐋
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They’re still going!!!
We’re so close to the end of the season but it seems no one has told the whales! Big breach today from one of a large pod (we think we counted 7). They were heading South and gave us some huge tail slaps and a fantastic cruise!
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Siva Nesan
The whales really showed us what the "tail end" of the season looks like 😂
This morning's cruise we spotted a pod of 6 Pacific Common-Dolphins then on our last trip we were seeing a mother and calf throwing their tails into the wind.
We still have cruises running, so jump on when you can :)
The season isn't over yet!
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Well it’s been quiet out on the ocean today, and it definitely feels like the end of the season is approaching, so we thought we’d share some of our favourite, breathtaking, breaches from the last few weeks!
One of our favourite aspects of whale watching is the unpredictability, followed by the incredible displays these Humpback can put on for us!
With the end of the season approaching, our last trip will be on the 16th November, don’t miss your chance to see the magic of the Humpback Highway before then! ... See MoreSee Less
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Awesome photos! We cannot wait for next year’s whale season 😍🤍
Well the weather definitely made the spotting tricky this afternoon! A massive amount of fog rolled along the coast, but our afternoon Express trip got lucky with a mum and calf that gave us a very fast breach and a great head lunge to go with it!
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A hazy morning out on the ocean, but the party was still going as far as the whales were concerned! We found a pod heading close to shore along North head, they really came to life at the Harbour entrance with a big breach and a close pass of the boat. Not bad for a Monday morning!
We only have a short time left of the 2025 season so book yourselves a ticket soon for a chance to see our
wonderful whales before they disappear to the cooler waters for another 6 months!!
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