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Wishing all our whale family a very Happy New Year

Wishing all our whale family a very Happy New Year! Thankyou for your continued support during 2020. Let us be thankful to the ocean and for the joy it has brought so many of this past year. Let us continue to look after her.

May 2021 be a year of peace, kindness and joy for all. Keep Smiling 😀

Today’s adventures with the whales had the perfe

Today’s adventures with the whales had the perfect balance of action and relaxation, with a fun Mum and Calf pair getting splashy off Manly before switching to cruise mode - the perfect way to spend our last day with the whales for 2020!
We’re sad to see them go, but still so happy that we got to see them at all in this challenging year. Thank YOU for making this season so memorable - the fact that you came along and shared this amazing migration with us means the world, especially with the curveballs 2020 has thrown at everyone.
We’re already counting down the sleeps til May 2021 (FYI there’s 174!)
Looking forward to seeing you then - stay well, and thanks again!
From Simon, Jess, and the GWW family

Over the past couple of days we have seen so many

Over the past couple of days we have seen so many mum’s calf’s passing Sydney :) Our fabulous season finishes up early to mid November so now is the time to come and check out this incredible migration before it’s over for another year 🐋🐋

A super way to end the last trip of the weekend. T

A super way to end the last trip of the weekend. Thank you whales 🐋

Kayaking with whales 👍

Kayaking with whales 👍

How good are long weekends!? This Labour Day long

How good are long weekends!? This Labour Day long weekend we had it all – cruisy cows with calves, inquisitive adults, even a handful of jolly jumpers – all in the comfort of our shorts and T-shirts thanks to the epic summery conditions! So, here are a few of our favourite shots from our three days at sea…

Looks like the whales were ready to start their lo

Looks like the whales were ready to start their long weekend a little early today – because they were beautifully relaxed for us, all day long. On both trips we had multiple pods of mum and calves, all cruising along in calm conditions, although our last whales for the day came in very close to say hi a few times! The weekend’s weather forecast looks divine and we’re expecting many more mums and calves to pass by Sydney – so why not join us on an adventure?
Book direct at www.gowhalewatching.com.au or give us a buzz on (02) 6495 1686.

Today we spent some time with a fantastic mum and

Today we spent some time with a fantastic mum and calf pair off Diamond Bay, who were cruising along in calm seas under bright blue skies. We also popped in to see the seals and some common dolphins made a quick cameo, too. Not a bad Thursday at all 💙👍🏽

If we had to give today’s whales a score out of

If we had to give today’s whales a score out of 10, we’d have to give them at least 42! We found our happy trio of Mum Calf and Escort not far off North Head, who were cruising along until the calf suddenly broke the surface with one of the craziest jumps we’ve ever seen! Pretty soon the mum and escort showed us some splashy moves of their own …. And then, without any real warning, more whales appeared and suddenly we were watching a pod of at least 5 whales socialising and possibly getting into a little argy bargy, with some head-lunges and even a double breach (which, unfortunately, didn’t fit into our photographer’s frame). An all-round epic Tuesday – and one we won’t forget anytime soon!

Join us for an adventure! Book direct with us online at www.gowhalewatchingsydney.com.au or give us a bell on (02) 6495 1686.

Looks like we’re not the only ones excited about

Looks like we’re not the only ones excited about the school holidays! On this morning’s adventure we saw several different pods of humpbacks off North Head, but we spent most of our time with a friendly trio of Mum, Calf and Escort. They gave all aboard Bubbles some beautiful close encounters and one VERY epic (and unexpected) jump by the gigantic escort. We rounded off the trip with a visit to see the seals and some friendly bottlenose dolphins also popped over to say g’day. The perfect start to the school holidays, indeedy!

Sunday Funday! This morning we saw a couple of dif

Sunday Funday! This morning we saw a couple of different pods of mums and calves, all cruising along the Northern Beaches in smooth, calm conditions. Then on our lunchtime trip we found another couple of mum-and-calf pairs, only by that time the southerly had well and truly kicked in – and the calves were ready to play! One particular young funster gave us some fantastic inflight entertainment right between Sydney Heads, then afterwards, we found another calf scoring some frequent flyer points off Manly. We lost count of how many splashes we saw this afternoon, but one thing we can all agree on is that calves are just amazing to watch – and lucky for us, plenty more of them are on their way!

Happy Saturday! Our beautifully sunny (and super w

Happy Saturday! Our beautifully sunny (and super windy) day with the whales kicked off with a fantastic mum and calf pair between South Head and Diamond Bay – they spent a lot of time on the surface and treated us to some friendly close encounters. At lunchtime we ventured to Narrabeen to catch up with another cow and calf pair – they also spent plenty of time on the surface and Mum had beautiful white flanks that made her easy to spot in the gusty conditions. A great day out indeedy!

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