Whale Watching Cruise from Mooloolaba
Sunshine Coast, Australia
Trip Type: Dolphin & Whale Watching
Duration: 3 hours
Set out on a whale watching tour from Mooloolaba to see humpback whales on their annual migration between Australia and Antarctica. Your 3-hour cruise is limited to 22 people, which allows for great viewing opportunities without the crowds. Have the chance to see whales frolicking in their natural habitat, and look for dolphins too. The informative and friendly crew shares in-depth knowledge on the marine life of the region that you get to see firsthand.
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Set out on a whale watching tour from Mooloolaba to see humpback whales on their annual migration between Australia and Antarctica. Your 3-hour cruise is limited to 22 people, which allows for great viewing opportunities without the crowds. Have the chance to see whales frolicking in their natural habitat, and look for dolphins too. The informative and friendly crew shares in-depth knowledge on the marine life of the region that you get to see firsthand.
Make your way to The Wharf Marina in Mooloolaba to board your boat for your 3-hour whale watching cruise. After a safety briefing from the crew, head out from Mooloolaba to look for whales.
Your boat is a very stable and fully refurbished ex-commercial vessel that allows for a steady ride. With a maximum of 22 people on board, you get great viewing experiences without the crowds, so get your spot at the rail and have your camera ready for photos. The open-deck allows for full walk-around access to places like the bow of the boat, where you often catch sight of dolphins playing in the wake.
Between August and November, humpback whales migrate from Antarctica to Australia’s eastern coastline. The humpback might not be largest whale traveling through Australian waters, reaching a maximum length of 52 feet (16 meters), but it's a beloved creature in the Australian waters. You'll quickly understand why as you watch the majestic giants perform acrobatic displays in the water. As you cruise, your knowledgeable crew shares facts about the humpbacks and other marine animals you see.
After about three hours, return to the dock where your tour ends.
Your boat is a very stable and fully refurbished ex-commercial vessel that allows for a steady ride. With a maximum of 22 people on board, you get great viewing experiences without the crowds, so get your spot at the rail and have your camera ready for photos. The open-deck allows for full walk-around access to places like the bow of the boat, where you often catch sight of dolphins playing in the wake.
Between August and November, humpback whales migrate from Antarctica to Australia’s eastern coastline. The humpback might not be largest whale traveling through Australian waters, reaching a maximum length of 52 feet (16 meters), but it's a beloved creature in the Australian waters. You'll quickly understand why as you watch the majestic giants perform acrobatic displays in the water. As you cruise, your knowledgeable crew shares facts about the humpbacks and other marine animals you see.
After about three hours, return to the dock where your tour ends.
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