The region around Hervey Bay was recently designated the world's first Whale Heritage Site and with good reason. It's where the whales take a break.
- World's first Whale Heritage Site in Hervey Bay for awe-inspiring whale watching.
- Opportunity to get up close and personal with migrating humpback whales.
- Assistance from crew to spot the first flashes or splashes of playing whales.
- Guaranteed whale sightings between 23rd July and 7th October each year.
The world's first Whale Heritage Site has been designated in the region around Hervey Bay - and it's easy to see why. This is where the migrating humpback whales stop and relax en masse, creating awe-inspiring whale-watching opportunities.
You'll be able to assist the crew by watching out for the first flash or splash of the pods of playing whales, signalling the start of your unforgettable experience.
And it only gets better as the whales get closer - Hervey Bay is the best place to get up close and personal with these magnificent animals. Get ready for some mugging - when the whales approach so closely that you'll be able to see them checking you out.
A 40-tonne humpback whale just metres away is an experience you won't forget and you will see whales as it's guaranteed between 23rd July and 7th October each year.
Allow 4 hours for the whale watch tour.
The whale season is between the 23rd of July and the 7th of October.
Experienced locals provide commentary. The boat is a stable purpose-built whale watching 20-meter catamaran with 3 viewing decks.
Open to all ages. Parents must supervise children in their care. Activity booklets are provided free of charge.
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