Whale watching season along the Queensland coast is from June to late October. Book early so you don’t miss out. The Hervey Bay annual whale watching season is from August to November. The Hervey Bay Whale Festival is held in August. Hervey Bay is 300km north of Brisbane. See Hervey Bay Whale Watch cruises.
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SPECTATOR for Swim with the Whales – Mooloolaba
The opportunity to swim with a humpback whale is a rare and very special one something that people who have experienced it have described as life changing. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by. (from Adrenaline)
Swim with the Whales – Mooloolaba
The opportunity to swim with a humpback whale is a rare and very special one something that people who have experienced it have described as life changing. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by. (from Adrenaline)
Whale Watching, Without the Crowds – Mooloolaba, QLD
Mooloolaba now offers the best and closest thing to a private whale watching experience you will find anywhere! With 23 passengers (maximum) on a huge 55 foot boat, you’ll always get the perfect view! (from Adrenaline)
Brisbane Whale Watching Cruise (Includes Lunch)
There quite clearly is no better place to observe the mighty Humpback Whales than Brisbanes Moreton Bay, acknowledged as one of the worlds best whale watching destinations in the world. (from Adrenaline)
Extreme Whale Watching – Mooloolaba, Sunshine Coast
Jump on board this Jet Boat for the Ultimate Extreme Whale Watching Trip in Mooloolaba! Ride the waves of the Sunshine Coast without getting wet! (from Adrenaline)
Whale Watching Cruise (Whale Sighting Guarantee) – Mooloolaba
Get on board this Whale Watching Cruise from Mooloolaba for close encounters with magnificent Hump Back Whales as they migrate up and down the east coast of Australia. (from Adrenaline)
Tangalooma Island Resort Dolphin Viewing Day Cruise with Whale Watching, Brisbane
Departing from Brisbane, the Dolphin Viewing Day Cruise with Whale Watching takes you across the bay to Moreton Island, where you can enjoy a short stop at Tangalooma Island Resort before venturing out into Moreton Bay to search for humpback whales. From the comfort of Australia’s largest, purpose built whale watching vessel, get the chance to see these gentle giants in their natural environment. Lunch is served on board the 3 hour cruise. Then, enjoy the afternoon at Tangalooma Island Resort followed by the Dolphin Viewing Experience at dusk. From the vantage point of the jetty you can witness the arrival of the wild dolphins in their natural habitat. With presentations from the resident marine experts, what better way to cap off a jam-packed day!
Tangalooma Island Resort Premium Dolphin Feeding Day Cruise with Whale Watching, Brisbane
Departing from Brisbane, the Premium Dolphin Feeding Day Cruise with Whale Watching takes you across the bay to Moreton Island, where you can enjoy a short stop at Tangalooma Island Resort before venturing out into Moreton Bay to search for humpback whales. From the comfort of Australia’s largest, purpose built whale watching vessel, encounter these gentle giants up close and in their natural environment. Lunch is served on board the 3-hour cruise. Then, enjoy the afternoon at Tangalooma Island Resort followed by the Dolphin Feeding Experience supervised by the Doplhin Care team at dusk – the highlight of any visit to Tangalooma! Watch them as they grace the shores of Tangalooma Island Resort for their nightly feed, then join one of the local Eco Rangers to hand feed them some fish. And be sure to smile, the photographers are there to capture your perfect day out!
Tangalooma Island Resort Classic Whale Watching Day Cruise, Brisbane
Departing from Brisbane, the Classic Whale Watching Day Cruise takes you across the bay to Moreton Island, where you can enjoy a short stop at Tangalooma Island Resort before venturing out into Moreton Bay to search for humpback whales. From the comfort of Australia’s largest, purpose built whale watching vessel, encounter these gentle giants up close and in their natural environment. Lunch is served on board. Enjoy another short stop at the resort – perfect for relaxing on the beach or grabbing an ice cream, before heading back to Brisbane.
Moreton Bay Marine Park Dolphin Cruise Including Lunch, Brisbane
Discover the natural wonders of Moreton Bay Marine Park with a naturalist guide during a 7-hour excursion to Moreton Island. Your day includes a dolphin cruise where you also look for resident turtles, dugong and whales (in season). Included is a guided snorkeling tour of the Tangalooma Wrecks and a fish feeding demo provide opportunities to check out colorful fish up close. Have free time to swim, climb sand dunes or simply relax on the beach. Includes optional transport from Brisbane or Gold Coast hotels, morning and afternoon tea, and a tasty buffet lunch.
Whale Watching Cruise from Redcliffe, Brisbane or the Sunshine Coast, Brisbane
Enjoy exciting, up-close encounters with humpback whales as they migrate through the crystal clear waters of Brisbane’s Moreton Bay between the months of June and November. Be amazed as you watch these gentle giants of the sea breech and play within meters of the luxury high-speed catamaran. Your whale watching cruise includes a gourmet buffet lunch including fresh tiger prawns, cold meats and salads. Choose to join the whale watching cruise at Redcliffe Jetty or include roundtrip coach transport from Brisbane or the Sunshine Coast.
Whale Watching and Surfers Paradise Day Trip from Brisbane, Brisbane
Experience the best that Surfers Paradise has to offer on this day trip from Brisbane. Cruise the canals and see the homes of the Gold Coast’s rich and famous. Watch humpback whales at play from your purpose built, whale watching vessel. After your cruise, there is some time (up to 2 hours) for your own exploration of Surfers Paradise before returning to Brisbane.
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