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Whale Watching Tour

• Duration: 120 Minutes (approx.)
• Location : Huskisson, NSW
• Product code: JBWWHALE

Child age is 2 years up to & including 14 years of age. Under 23 months is an infant.

The Winter Whale Cruise gives you the rare opportunity to witness the majestic beauty of our migrating Humpback Whales. On the Northern migration we sight Whales within a mile or so off the dramatic sea cliffs on Jervis Bay’s peninsula, making it one of the most exciting Whale watching experiences on the East coast of Australia. During the Southern migration, we begin to get mothers and their new born calves coming to rest in Jervis Bay. During this time viewing the Whales is in the sheltered waters of Jervis Bay, offering the most unique viewing of the season. A lasting, treasured memory.

This is an open water adventure.

Pregnancy policy: Not recommended for passengers over 24 weeks.

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Jervis bay and shoalhaven are among the best destinations for glimpsing migratory whales in nsw, with the bay being natural shelter for mothers and calves on their long journey to and from antarctica. here’s where to spot them in the wild..

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When can you see whales in Jervis Bay? 

There’s nothing quite like that first moment you spot a whale breaching and blowing offshore, showing off in a whirlwind of acrobatic twirls. And the Shoalhaven region  on the  NSW South Coast is among the best spots to maximise your chances of glimpsing the gentle giants turn it on, in the wild – whether you’re cruising with an ethical operator, or taking in the spectacle from a rugged clifftop.   

The migratory season, when they make their way to and from Antarctica, is between May and November. And during these months, more than 30,000 whales cruise along the east coast of Australia. The route is aptly known as the ‘Humpback Highway’ (although you’ll also spot southern rights, minkes and pilots), and the total route spans more than 5,000km, among the world’s longest journeys undertaken by a mammal. Jervis Bay  marks the halfway point along this epic trail.

Whale watching in Jervis Bay - Credit: Jordan Robins

The whales use the calm waters of  Jervis Bay Marine Park  as a place to rest and play with their newborn calves. Dolphins, turtles, seals and a menagerie of other marine life also call these waters home and are particularly active when the whales come to visit. If you’re lucky, you might even spot orcas. 

Whale Watching, Jervis Bay - Credit: Jordan Robins

Land-based lookouts 

From the  Shoalhaven Heads  in the north to  Bawley Point  in the south, you’ll find spectacular headlands that make for great whale watching. Given their locations and purpose, lighthouses make for particularly good viewing. Point Perpendicular Lighthouse  at the northern entrance to Jervis Bay along the cliffs of the Beecroft Peninsula offers sweeping views of Jervis Bay, where female whales and calves often play in the crystal clear waters. Meanwhile, on the southern edge of the bay in  Booderee National Park  is  Cape St George Lighthouse . There are great clifftop walks all through the national park, offering unbroken ocean views.  

Whale Watching , Jervis Bay - Credit: Jordan Robins

Another lighthouse lookout is  Crookhaven Heads Lighthouse at  Culburra Beach , and nearby Penguin Head and  Hammerhead Point , a short drive south near the seaside village of  Currarong , are equally jaw-dropping vantage points. 

There are endless other headlands to gaze over the waves as you make your way further south, including Warden Head Lighthouse in  Ulladulla  and Bannisters Head in neighbouring  Mollymook . You might even spot a whale breaching while playing a round of golf at  Mollymook Golf Club . 

Wine Knot Tours , Mollymook

Whale-watching tours and cruises  

There are strict rules about how close you can get to whales in the wild. Thankfully, cruise operators in the Jervis Bay and Shoalhaven region provide ethical tourism experiences, which means you can join companies like Jervis Bay Wild  and  Dolphin Watch Cruises  (they also offer whale watching tours) out of  Huskisson to learn about whales and their calves from knowledgeable guides.  

Whale watching, Huskisson

Spotting dolphins and seals 

While whales migrate through Jervis Bay, many other marine creatures call it home year-round.  Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins are often spotted from shore chasing schools of fish and socialising in pods, and they put on a display to rival the whales. Cruise alongside them on a journey with Dolphin Watch Cruises  or Jervis Bay Wild to watch them playing in your boat’s wake. 

Shoalhaven is home to two fur seal colonies, found at either headland of the Jervis Bay Marine Park , with numbers peaking during winter. Join a snorkelling tour with  Dive Jervis Bay  to swim with the seals. Snorkellers and divers will also encounter more than 220 species of fish, as well as weedy sea dragons and stingrays. The same company also offers snorkelling experiences – at a very safe distance – with whales. 

For more information about whale watching on the NSW South Coast, visit the  NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service  website. 

Dive Jervis Bay , Jervis Bay

Accommodation with ocean views 

There are plenty of places in Jervis Bay with water views – how amazing if you got the chance to see whales and dolphins from your bed? Enveloped by the rainforest of Booderee National Park ,  The Cove Jervis Bay  is a little pocket of whitewashed paradise. The houses and cabins here can accommodate between two and 23 people, and you can stroll to a private beach.  

Bannisters has three unique accommodation options in  Mollymook , including  By the Sea , the Pavilion and the Beach House. All come with views of the ocean, some even from the pool. 

Then there’s adults-only  Hyams Beach Seaside Cottages , seven cottages lovingly transformed with pastel exteriors. Pull up a chair on your private deck, open a bottle of something bubbly, and soak up the serenity of your setting, with bush and ocean views.    

Bannisters by the Sea , Mollymook Beach

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Jervis Bay Whale Watching Tour

• Cruise to spot migrating humpback whales
• Onboard live commentary from guides on the whales' behavior
• Spot other animals, such as dolphins and penguins
• 2-hour cruise
• Food and drinks
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• 15 Field St, Huskisson NSW 2540, Australia Check-in 30min before departure at our private cruise terminal - The Fishermens Wharf Cafe located on the left side of Huskisson Public Wharf.
• Wheelchair accessible
• Pushchair accessible
• Service animals allowed
• Transportation is wheelchair accessible
• Surfaces are wheelchair accessible
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Wear/bring something warm as it can be cool on the water
• Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times
• Not recommended for travellers with back problems
• Not recommended for pregnant travellers
• No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
• Most travellers can participate
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s cancelled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 100 travellers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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• robbZ5214YT 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fantastic scenic tour Jervis Bay NSW Great trip today with Henry and Keira as guides. Spectacular scenery and commentary. Full recommend as just right length of time and packed with interesting sights. Read more Written 26 April 2024
• J9884DXkimw 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Family scenic cruise Very nice conditions in the bay meant it was calm and not windy. Unfortunately the dolphins where probably outside they bay as we didn’t see any this time. There is a bar onboard too and you can swim off the back on a net. Hope to see dolphins next time. Kids loved the experience of being on their first cruise. Read more Written 25 April 2024
• Bianca H 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Wonderful opportunity, would do it again! Amazing experience seeing the bottle nose dolphins swim up nice and close to the boat. Friendly staff, not too crowded and a wonderful opportunity to see these marine animals out in the wild. 1.5 hours was long enough, especially with kids (ages 11 & 9). Would highly recommend. Good price too. Read more Written 24 April 2024
• 101lathak 0 contributions 3.0 of 5 bubbles Nice boat ride but no dolphins sighted. The boat ride was enjoyable, but regrettably, we didn't catch sight of any dolphins, which was quite disappointing. The crew had mentioned beforehand the dolphins sightings weren't guaranteed, but I wouldn't have booked the cruise if it relied solely on luck to spot them. Read more Written 22 April 2024
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Jervis Bay Whale Watching Cruise

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From May to November Jervis Bay plays host to thousands of humpback whales.

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Whale watching in Jervis Bay provides an experience you cannot get anywhere else in the world. Dolphin Watch Cruises has been cruising Jervis Bay for over 30 years. So if you’re looking for the best whale watching cruise experience, then look no further.

Multiple sightings are normal in Jervis Bay during the migrations, especially on the southern migration. Our record to date being 102 individual whale sightings on one cruise in October 2020, all within the calm waters of Jervis Bay.

** Please note; Dolphin Watch Cruises reserves the right to change the vessel for various reasons including tides, weather and other factors that are beyond our control.

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Breaching whales, local history, stunning environment, clean boat and facilities, many different viewing positions, few people on board.

That's so great, we're so glad you had such a great trip! Thanks for taking the time to give us a review!

We were lucky enough to see some whales, in particular a baby whale learning to breach. We were able to watch it for a while. We saw another lot as well, a mother and older baby whale. It started to come up quite windy as we were heading back, so was glad we did the morning cruise. The staff were great as well.

Thanks so much for your review Howletts! We're stoked that you had such a great trip with us and will pass on the great feedback to our staff!

2 hours was plenty of time for us to find 2 pairs of Mum and baby humpback whale. The staff were lovely and very approachable and informative. We were spoilt with one baby showing us his/hers new breaching skills! For the price, you can’t go wrong!

Thanks so much for taking the time to give us this amazing review ibmcp! We're so happy you enjoyed your trip and agree that's it's great bang for your buck!

Mums And Bubs In The Bay Today, Not Much Action Till Heading In Then Baby Decided To Have Fun Breaching, Was Great, Mum Had A Few Tail Slaps... Always A Great Trip On Dolphin Watch Cruises, Staff Are Always Awesome...

Thanks so much for your review Donna, and we're so glad that the baby decided to shop off for you on the trip home! Come back again soon!

Ithought the boat was a little small for the activity of whale watching. I presumed they would use a bigger boat. Some of the seats needed repair as they were made of a mesh type material on the Explorerand were torn so you couldn't sit on them. Also steps in the aisle is dangerous when going to your seat or on you way out. Staff where friendly enough.

Hi foodymad, we're sorry that you didn't enjoy the vessel, we have a fleet of 4 different boats and, as it says on our brochures and website, we use different boats depending on the conditions every day. The smaller boats still take up to 60 passengers and are industry standard for whale watching, with the increased speed enabling us to find and get to the whales quicker. We're proud of the condition we keep our boats in and have checked Explorer thoroughly and cannot find any seats with any large tears that would prevent someone sitting on them comfortably. Any small tears in the mesh are mended as promptly as possible. Crew take care to warn guests of the small steps on board the boat, and the three 4-inch-high steps in the aisle would not usually be considered "dangerous", but all boats are notoriously easy to trip on, especially while moving around out on the water. We hope you enjoyed seeing the whales or dolphins regardless and are happy that the crew were friendly.

Went whale watching with Captain John October 4, 2019, rough seas but we found the whales! Mother and calf, lots of sightings and a breach. The Captain and crew did a great job, wonderful experience, highly recommended.

Thank so much for taking the time to leave us such a nice review, we will be sure to pass on the feedback to John and the crew! We're so glad you enjoyed your adventure!

Officials begin investigation after cruise ship arrives at harbor with endangered whale corpse across bow: 'We are deeply saddened'

The arrival of a cruise ship in New York led to an investigation after authorities spotted an endangered whale across its bow. 

What happened?

The Associated Press reported that the Meraviglia, a ship owned by Swiss-Italian line MSC Cruises, pulled into the Port of Brooklyn on May 5 with a dead 44-foot sei whale across its bow, according to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration fisheries spokesperson Andrea Gomez.

"We immediately notified the relevant authorities, who are now conducting an examination of the whale," cruise line officials said in a statement. "We are deeply saddened by the loss of any marine life." 

Gomez told the AP that officials transferred the whale to Sandy Hook, New Jersey, and performed an autopsy on May 7. The results have not yet been revealed.  

Why is this concerning?

According to NOAA Fisheries , vessel strikes and net entanglement are now the biggest threats to sei whales after the International Whaling Commission issued an edict to halt commercial whaling practices in the 1980s. 

Rising global temperatures may be playing an interconnected part. The organization notes that sea traffic is expected to increase as new routes open because of melting sea ice . Additional noise pollution can also impact the ability of certain marine species to navigate their habitats. 

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As for the nets, "hundreds of millions of marine animals" are killed or hurt every year by these nonbiodegradable entities, as detailed by Plastic Soup Foundation. 

Many modern fishing nets contain plastic, a material overwhelmingly made from dirty fuels, like motor oil and gasoline . These nets then leach toxins into our environment. 

One investigation found that a group of stranded marine mammals had high levels of PCBs, a now-banned harmful chemical that used to be used in many plastics . 

Should cities be allowed to ban cruise ships from visiting their ports?

That's not to mention the 12.1 million tons of plastics that enter our oceans, per the Ocean Conservancy. Other animals have starved from the inside out after ingesting the material . 

While it's unclear if the whale was alive before ending up on the ship's bow, its death is an unfortunate reminder of how our activities can negatively impact other creatures — and ultimately contribute to a less healthy planet for everyone who calls Earth home. 

What can be done about this? 

The AP notes that sei whales are an internationally protected species, and officials with MSC Cruises indicated that they adhere to all regulations intended to protect whales, including altering routes as needed to avoid collisions. 

If a collision was indeed a factor in the whale's death, authorities will likely study the data and formulate a plan to limit the possibility of this happening again. 

As far as plastic nets are concerned, some governments have already banned bottom trawling , a practice that can result in broken and abandoned gear.

You can help keep our planet and oceans healthy by participating in local cleanup efforts and swapping single-use plastic products, like grocery bags and razors , for reusable items made from less toxic and more durable materials.  

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Officials begin investigation after cruise ship arrives at harbor with endangered whale corpse across bow: 'We are deeply saddened' first appeared on The Cool Down .

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JERVIS BAY SUNSET RIVER CRUISE

Take an afternoon voyage down the sheltered waters of Currambene Creek on board Jervis Bay Wild’s Pontoon Boat.

JERVIS BAY WILD

Sunset river cruise.

• November - May

Enjoy a glass of wine with some nibbles (all BYO) as you watch the sun go down.

During the sunset hours you will be treated to an evening of relaxation & indulgence. Enjoy a glass of wine with some nibbles (all BYO) as you cruise the calm waters of Currambene Creek and explore its beautiful eco-system.

Take in the natural beauty and crystal clear waters as we meander along the riverside. Keep an eye out for some seaside pelicans and you may be lucky enough to get a glimpse of the giant stingrays that often feed around the boat ramps.

Sit back, relax and enjoy!

WHAT TO BRING

• Hat or Beanie
• Weather Jacket or Jumper
• Sunglasses & Sunscreen
• Drinking Water

DEPARTURE INFORMATION

Please collect your Boarding Pass 30 minutes prior to departure from the Service Desk inside the cruise terminal Portside Cafe.

The Jervis Bay Wild booking office is located at 58 Owen Street in Huskisson.

Check in: Service Desk inside the cruise terminal Fishermens Wharf. This is west of Huskisson public wharf. Look for the large white umbrellas, absolute waterfront.

2.5 hour drive from Canberra and Sydney to Huskisson, Jervis Bay, South Coast of NSW.

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Cruise the calm waters of Currambene Creek and explore its ecosystem. Enjoy a glass of wine with some nibbles (all BYO) as you watch the sun go down.

JERVIS BAY PASSAGE

Discover Jervis Bay’s highlights with its natural beauty and finest white sand beaches. Admire the lighthouse on the towering cliffs and peek into small caves when cruising through the clear turquoise water.

SUMMER BOOM NETTING

Add on extra fun to your dolphin cruise with boom netting. Cool down in our cruising ocean spa in some of the cleanest and clearest water in the world.

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Book your next memorable event tailored specifically to you and cruise along the pristine waters of Jervis Bay. Catering and beverage options available.

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Jervis Bay Wild offers a range of breathtaking Whale Watching & Dolphin Cruise options for you to enjoy with family and friends all year-round.

Our Whale and Dolphin Cruises in beautiful Jervis Bay are a fantastic way to experience the excitement of pure nature like never before. We also offer other fun activities throughout the year, which can be found below or on our Cruise Options page.

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