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.
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.
It's good to be back now all this crazy weather is finished, for the moment.
Conditions are looking good over the next week, and we enjoyed an easy going cruise today seeing plenty of whales still on their Northern migration. On two separate cruises we witnessed a pod of 2 and the other a pod of 3 cruise by us going nice and slow as we had our engines idle and watched as their tails go up vertical then go straight down, almost like a wave goodbye 👋
Catch you out there! 🐋
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We’re back! After a couple of days of a very heavy weather system sweeping along the coast, we made it back out yesterday and our late afternoon cruise hit the jackpot with a very close encounter, two whales coming in for a look at us before being joined by another pod and steadily heading out east.
The weather and sea conditions are looking set to give us a much better time over the weekend so come and join us on the Humpback Highway!
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Palm Beach whale season kicks off this weekend! Join us for an epic 2.5hr cruise as we explore the open ocean for nature’s most majestic creatures.
Departing from Palm Beach with free transfers from Ettalong for the Coasties, enjoy a mix of high-speed and comfort, with plentiful seating and spacious observation areas for viewing.
Our cruises are family-friendly, so bring the kids along these school holidays.
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Phil Sainty
What a day for it! It really was bumper to bumper on the humpback highway today, Whales everywhere!!
Our last cruise of the day was especially lucky with a young whale deciding to try and get acrobatic for us! This lively one didn’t manage to get all the way out the water, but we grateful for the attempts!
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Michael
It's been a good day for whale spotting and a good day to be a humpback.
We're seeing lots of humpbacks out there, pods of 3-5 was the average numbers per pod we counted. Theres currently a South-Easterly swell.
We found most pods of humpbacks today taking it easy (with a few random breaches) with the swell pushing them North, after a few days of crazy swell, I'd say it's a well-deserved break for our humpback mates - everyone needs a holiday ☀🐋
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What A Day!!!! 🚀🚀🚀
This afternoons cruise was treated one of those very occasions when every whale around decides it’s a good idea to get airborne! We didn’t know which way to look, as there were leaping whales in all directions!
We ended up tracking North with this stunning juvenile, we lost count of the breaches after around 15 and it was still going when we had to head home, amazing!!
The calm conditions are starting to change, so it could get bumpy out there over the next few days, but we’re hoping the whales still come out to play!
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Looks like a northern, on holidays wearing his waistcoat
Shouldn't be
Susan Flowerdew hopefully our trip isn’t too late this year
Sam Prince !!! this one!