Discover the incredible variety of whale species you can see in Sydney, from humpbacks and minkes to rare orcas and blue whales. Learn how to identify them and when to spot each species on a whale watching cruise from Sydney Harbour.
When do humpback whales migrate? Find out when the best time is to see whales during Sydney whale watching season from May to November each year.
Why do whales breach? Discover the reasons behind this impressive humpback whale behaviour and how to see it on the best whale watching cruise in Sydney.
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![The Whales LOVE the wind?
A couple of wonderful cruises today, it was a hold on to your hats kinda day??(we rescued a few) We love?days like today it make you feel fully alive. Being on the Tasman sea in the middle of the peak of the northern humpback migration with an ocean full of attitude and excitement is the only place to be!
Next Cruises tomorrow 10am and 1:15pm - Come and join the team for an unforgettable experience ❤️
June is the PERFECT month to be part of one of the longest migratory journeys on the planet ???
Book online at https://gowhalewatchingsydney.com.au/ or ring the office direct: 02 6495 1686]()
The Whales LOVE the wind💨 A couple of wonderful cruises today, it was a hold on to your hats kinda day💨🧢(we rescued a few) We love💙days like today it make you feel fully alive. Being on the Tasman sea in the middle of the peak of the northern humpback migration with an ocean full of attitude and excitement is the only place to be! Next Cruises tomorrow 10am and 1:15pm - Come and join the team for an unforgettable experience ❤️ June is the PERFECT month to be part of one of the longest migratory journeys on the planet 🐋🐋🐋 Book online at https://gowhalewatchingsydney.com.au/ or ring the office direct: 02 6495 1686Button -
![Another wonderful winters day on the Tasman ? The morning cruise experienced a light sprinkling shower at the start of the cruise before the sun made an appearance as we made our way through Sydney heads. During the cruise we tracked a couple of separate whales happily splashing around on their own not in a hurry to go anywhere?? Bubbles then headed out on the afternoon afternoon cruise managing to catch a cool breach ?and some impressive head lunges as we tracked the hustle and bustle of a group of four whales ????bumping and splashing their way to the north. Another very exciting day on the Tasman Sea ?
Please check our website for availability - Next Cruises tomorrow 10am and 1:15pm
June is the PERFECT month to be part of one of the longest migratory journeys on the planet ???
Book online at https://gowhalewatchingsydney.com.au/ or ring the office direct: 02 6495 1686]()
Another wonderful winters day on the Tasman 😀 The morning cruise experienced a light sprinkling shower at the start of the cruise before the sun made an appearance as we made our way through Sydney heads. During the cruise we tracked a couple of separate whales happily splashing around on their own not in a hurry to go anywhere🐋🐋 Bubbles then headed out on the afternoon afternoon cruise managing to catch a cool breach 🚀and some impressive head lunges as we tracked the hustle and bustle of a group of four whales 🐋🐋🐋🐋bumping and splashing their way to the north. Another very exciting day on the Tasman Sea 🌊 Please check our website for availability - Next Cruises tomorrow 10am and 1:15pm June is the PERFECT month to be part of one of the longest migratory journeys on the planet 🐋🐋🐋 Book online at https://gowhalewatchingsydney.com.au/ or ring the office direct: 02 6495 1686Button -
![A MASSIVE MASSIVE DAY ON THE OCEAN!
On both cruises today we travelled about 9 miles out to sea to reach the “ACTION” line, It was worth the extra miles ?
The morning cruise was full of totally incredible pectoral slapping and tail throwing one of the best displays this season???
During the afternoon cruise we initially tracked a competition pod charging to the north and then decided to investigate some breaching action to the south. When we arrived it was FULLY ON ?? ??as the most BREATHTAKING breaching and tail throwing from a group of 4 whales unfolded before our eyes ?? ? as Bubbles approach we witnessed a couple of double breaches so close together it was “Almost” a quadruple breach ??? We had flying whales, flying dolphins, flying tuna and an amazing array of seabirds feeding on a bait ball. It seemed like EVERYTHING was coming out of the ocean all at once‼️A TOTAL explosion ?of the senses. WHAT JUST HAPPENED ?
WHALES HAPPENED THAT WHAT HAPPENED ????
Please check our website for availability - Next Cruises tomorrow 10am and 1:15pm
June is the PERFECT month to be part of one of the longest migratory journeys on the planet ???
Book online at https://gowhalewatchingsydney.com.au/ or ring the office direct: 02 6495 1686]()
A MASSIVE MASSIVE DAY ON THE OCEAN! On both cruises today we travelled about 9 miles out to sea to reach the “ACTION” line, It was worth the extra miles 💙 The morning cruise was full of totally incredible pectoral slapping and tail throwing one of the best displays this season🐋🐋🐋 During the afternoon cruise we initially tracked a competition pod charging to the north and then decided to investigate some breaching action to the south. When we arrived it was FULLY ON 🚀🚀 🚀🚀as the most BREATHTAKING breaching and tail throwing from a group of 4 whales unfolded before our eyes 🤯🤯 🤯 as Bubbles approach we witnessed a couple of double breaches so close together it was “Almost” a quadruple breach 🐋🐋🐋 We had flying whales, flying dolphins, flying tuna and an amazing array of seabirds feeding on a bait ball. It seemed like EVERYTHING was coming out of the ocean all at once‼️A TOTAL explosion 💥of the senses. WHAT JUST HAPPENED 😀 WHALES HAPPENED THAT WHAT HAPPENED 🐋🐋🐋🐋 Please check our website for availability - Next Cruises tomorrow 10am and 1:15pm June is the PERFECT month to be part of one of the longest migratory journeys on the planet 🐋🐋🐋 Book online at https://gowhalewatchingsydney.com.au/ or ring the office direct: 02 6495 1686Button
