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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![A FIN-OMINAL day on the ocean as the whales breached into Thursday?? We didn’t have to travel far beyond the Sydney heads to join the humpback highway which is starting to resemble Sydney traffic during rush hour? Everyone onboard Bubbles witnessed splashes of magic ?on the morning and afternoon cruises. The active humpbacks launched into the southerly swell which had all onboard Bubbles jumping for joy ? We watched every humpback trick in the book another amazing day on the Tasman Sea ☀️
We are a very long way from the peak of the northern migration and June is an ideal month to be part of one of the longest migratory journeys on the planet!
Cruises tomorrow at 10:00am and 1:15pm LET’S GO FIND SOME WHALES ???
Please use the promo code BUBBLES to receive a discount when you book
Book online at https://gowhalewatchingsydney.com.au/ or ring the office direct: 02 6495 1686]()
A FIN-OMINAL day on the ocean as the whales breached into Thursday🐋🐋 We didn’t have to travel far beyond the Sydney heads to join the humpback highway which is starting to resemble Sydney traffic during rush hour😀 Everyone onboard Bubbles witnessed splashes of magic 🪄on the morning and afternoon cruises. The active humpbacks launched into the southerly swell which had all onboard Bubbles jumping for joy 😍 We watched every humpback trick in the book another amazing day on the Tasman Sea ☀️ We are a very long way from the peak of the northern migration and June is an ideal month to be part of one of the longest migratory journeys on the planet! Cruises tomorrow at 10:00am and 1:15pm LET’S GO FIND SOME WHALES 🐋🐋🐋 Please use the promo code BUBBLES to receive a discount when you book Book online at https://gowhalewatchingsydney.com.au/ or ring the office direct: 02 6495 1686Button -
![An ABSOLUTELY OUTRAGEOUS display of Humpback Aeronautical Acrobatics?
We caught up with this guy, yesterday afternoon, just of Long reef. This energetic Whale then decided to jump into every wave to the south leading us back to the North Head, leaving all onboard Bubbles lost for words?A Spectacularly amazing cruise!
Today the cruises were sidelined by the excessively large swell, rain and wind. We return to our normal schedule tomorrow :) Join the team on this AMAZING migration ??
Cruises tomorrow at 10:00am and 1:15pm LET’S GO FIND SOME WHALES ???
Please use the promo code BUBBLES to receive a discount when you book
Book online at https://gowhalewatchingsydney.com.au/ or ring the office direct: 02 6495 1686]()
An ABSOLUTELY OUTRAGEOUS display of Humpback Aeronautical Acrobatics🐋 We caught up with this guy, yesterday afternoon, just of Long reef. This energetic Whale then decided to jump into every wave to the south leading us back to the North Head, leaving all onboard Bubbles lost for words🤯A Spectacularly amazing cruise! Today the cruises were sidelined by the excessively large swell, rain and wind. We return to our normal schedule tomorrow :) Join the team on this AMAZING migration 🐋🐋 Cruises tomorrow at 10:00am and 1:15pm LET’S GO FIND SOME WHALES 🐋🐋🐋 Please use the promo code BUBBLES to receive a discount when you book Book online at https://gowhalewatchingsydney.com.au/ or ring the office direct: 02 6495 1686Button -
![OMG THIS JUST HAPPENED?
The passengers and crew are just trying to compute what we witnessed. The wind and the swell got up and this single whale decided to show us how a whale jumps. We lost count at 100 ?
More images and video to come after our photographers heart rate returns to normal]()
OMG THIS JUST HAPPENED🚀 The passengers and crew are just trying to compute what we witnessed. The wind and the swell got up and this single whale decided to show us how a whale jumps. We lost count at 100 🤯 More images and video to come after our photographers heart rate returns to normalButton
