Jervis Bay Whale Watching Tour

Arrive at Huskisson's Jervis Bay Cruise Terminal in advance of your tour's departure time. Step aboard the purpose-built, 18-meter (60-foot) catamaran, complete with five viewing levels to ensure all guests get the best possible experience.

Find a comfortable spot as the boat heads out of the harbor and then begin your search for the migrating humpback whales—plentiful in the months of May through November. Look for signs of the whales, such as tail slaps and blows, and listen to in-depth commentary from your guide. You'll also likely see other animals, such as dolphins, albatross, seals, and penguins, that call this pristine bay home.

Return to land after your tour.

• Cruise to spot migrating humpback whales
• Onboard live commentary from guides on the whales' behavior
• Spot other animals, such as dolphins and penguins
• Travel aboard a purpose-built catamaran with five viewing levels

Watch Jervis Bay's annual humpback whale migration from the best possible spot—the deck of a whale-watching boat—during this cruise. Explore the waters of Jervis Bay Marine Park and learn all about the whales' biology, behavior, and migrating and breeding patterns from an onboard guide. Aboard a comfortable, purpose-built catamaran, you'll also have opportunities to spot more marine life, such as seals, penguins, and bottlenose dolphins.

Confirmation will be received at time of booking<br>Wheelchair accessible<br>Wear/bring something warm as it can be cool on the water<br>Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times<br>Stroller accessible<br>Service animals allowed<br>Transportation is wheelchair accessible<br>Surfaces are wheelchair accessible<br>Not recommended for travelers with back problems<br>Not recommended for pregnant travelers<br>No heart problems or other serious medical conditions<br>Most travelers can participate<br>This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund<br>This tour/activity will have a maximum of 100 travelers