Category: Whale Watching

The Humpback whale migration starts from Antarctica to the sub-tropical coastal waters of western and eastern Australia and Fiji to give birth and mate during winter and spring. Each year at least...

The humpback whale earned its name due to the way it bends when diving. The humpbacks arch their back in a hump-like motion when they are diving. Female humpbacks are known to be larger than male...

Spend your time onboard a Whale Watching catamaran that offers you the trip of a lifetime! Experience the trip of a lifetime aboard the Tasman Venture! Let the humpback whales amaze you with their...

Humpback whales mature in less than 10 years. The birth of a young whale and mating apparently takes place in the warmer waters of the Great Barrier Reef. The cold Antarctic waters are unsuitable...

Hervey Bay Humpback Whale Photo Gallery All of these photographs are © copyright by Mark Farrell 1997. Taken in Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia during the 1997 whale season. Click on the...

For Whalesong Cruises, Whale and dolphin Watching is part of life & the sheltered waters between World Heritage-listed Fraser Island & the mainland, provide the best place in Australia to...