Relaxed 4-hour whale watching cruise with buffet meal and expert commentary.
Relaxed 4-hour whale watching cruise with buffet meal and expert commentary.
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We had so much fun seeing the whales up close. It was a memorable experience because we saw a mum and its calf. The whales are everywhere. The crew were also amazing, plus the buffet was great.
Great crew, great food, and awesome tour.
There were 3 of us, first time whale watching and we were amazed we saw a pod of dolphins then some humpback whales breaching and got to see a Mum and baby. The commentary was fantastic, the buffet lunch was lovely. The staff were awesome, can't wait to go again. It was 10 out of 10.
Seeing the whales up close and hearing facts abut them.
Did not see any whale. Only 3 seals. Very choppy sea condition and many people seasick. If weather not good snd slim chance to see whale then headout should have cancel the trip instead. Cruise staff said will give free voucher for rebooking but I have not received any yet. And if rebooking can only be done the following week I believe most customers must have already left Sydney to take advantage of it.
Seeing the whale's and being able to watch them in their natural environment 😁
Ticket purchase was easy. The activity was good. Very organised and food was plenty. Saw plenty of whales and dolphins too!
You’ll enjoy a ~4-hour cruise out of Circular Quay, a buffet-style BBQ lunch, hot drinks and water, live commentary from marine naturalists, and access to multiple sailing decks.
Yes, if no whales are spotted, you’re eligible for a free return cruise, often valid with the same operator for up to three years.
Definitely. Weekend morning cruises depart around 8:15 am and feature a hot buffet breakfast, live commentary, and the same whale-sighting guarantee.
Bring warm layers and windproof gear, sunscreen, a hat, binoculars/camera, and motion-sickness meds if needed. It gets cool when cruising past Sydney Heads.
Lower deck seating and amenities are wheelchair-accessible. Access to upper viewing decks varies by boat, so check with the operator in advance.
Tea, coffee, and water are provided free. A licensed bar is on board for purchased beverages. Outside drinks are generally not permitted for safety reasons.
It’s actually great for kids over five, with indoor cabins and kid-friendly commentary. Young children may find the motion challenging on windy days.
Operators occasionally adjust departure locations due to tides, weather, or harbour events. You’ll be notified ahead of time, and boarding usually shifts to a nearby wharf with clear instructions.