Join us for a whale adventure! Learn about the lifecycle and behaviour of whales from our fun and friendly, experienced crew.

Duration

3hrs Approximately

Tours depart Daily from King Street Wharf 6, Darling Harbour. Please see calendar for departure times

About

Go Whale Watching is owned by Simon and Jessica Millar. We have been operating whale watching tours from Sydney and the South Coast of NSW since 2004. We love whales and love sharing our knowledge and passion for these incredible animals with all who come whale watching with us.'

Our boats are large 24 meter fast, modern and comfortable vessel's, specifically designed for whale watching. They both have plenty of outdoor viewing areas but also a large indoor cabin with seating and toilets for your comfort and convenience.

Simon, Jess and all our crew share a love of the ocean and an immense respect for whales. We consider it a privilege to be able to watch whales and a responsibility to be able to share them with our guests.

The majority of the whales migrating past are Humpback whales but you will also have the chance to see other whales like Southern Rights, Minkes, Bryde’s, Blue and Orcas and marine life like dolphins, sea turtles, Australian Fur Seals, a bounty of sea birds and more from the boat.

Whilst all efforts will be made to ensure that your whale watching tour is an enjoyable one it is important to remember that these whales are wild animals. They do not perform on cue! A range of whale behaviours may be viewed including fluke up dives, tail slapping, pectoral fin slapping, spy hopping, breaching, tail throws. We are committed to minimising the disturbance that our whale watching cruises make to the whales we are watching. Our crew will provide interesting and informative commentary during the cruise and are always happy to answer any questions you may have.

During the Humpback Whale Migration (May to November) we also operate whale watching tours from the beautiful Sapphire Coast - departing from Merimbula, Eden and Bermagui. If you are keen for a weekend away then a trip down south is well worth the effort. The whales are next level on the South Coast and during the months of August and September they can often be seen feeding in large numbers.