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Front row seat to Humpback whale migration
Fast travel time into the bay for extended viewing session
Spot seals, dolphins and sea birds
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See the oceans' most magnificent animals close up in this 90-minute express whale watching tour departing from Port Stephens. During the whale migration, which happens every year between June and November, you have the unique opportunity to get on board this 40ft fast cat cruise and head out to the bay in record time. This means less travel time and more time with the whales as they jump, play and wave. Your guide will take you around the Great Lakes Marine Park islands where you can also spot large groups of fur seals sunbathing on cabbage tree island.
Learn about their behaviour and life cycle from expert staff offering engaging commentary during your tour. It is highly recommended to bring your camera or phone so you can capture magical moments, taking home memories to cherish for a long time. Enjoy this exciting tour with a good conscience thanks to the advanced Eco-Accredited provider, who is dedicated to the protection of dolphins and whales and has received the ECO certification by Ecotourism Australia.
Bring your adventure buddy on this fascinating cruise and experience whale migration from an intimate setting while the season is active.
Dock C, 6 Teramby Rd, Nelson Bay NSW 2315, Australia, Nelson Bay, NSW 2315
From
$95.00
/ person
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