7am trip saw the sea conditions improving, we spotted 2 pods both mothers and calves. The first pod performed some fluke updives and synchronised swimming, and the second pod also did synchronised swimming with some close encounters. We also saw a couple of coral sea...
On the 7am trip we had calm seas – only a metre of swell. We saw 8 whales, mothers and calves, who were quite evasive but did perform some tail throws. We spotted a pod of 6 further out with the calves doing some displays. Our midday trip brought short swell and...
Today Whale One and her crew came across 4 friendly humpbacks. The whales are inquisitive creatures and have ventured quite close to the boat, displaying their some lovely tail flukes and spy hops (which means popping their nose up to take a closer look. Although it...
This morning the sea conditions were good with 7 knots of north-easterly wind. We saw a total of 5 whales on the 7am trip, a mother and calf who showed off with a breach, half breach and fluke up dives. The next pod we encountered were a mother, calf and escort who...
A total of 12 whales today for the end of what has been a sensational month. The whales have been fantastic and the weather has been very good. Today the skipper said it was trio’s day. With mother, calf & escorts being the order of the day! The pods were...
Today there were a total of 12 whales today. The weather settled from yesterdays winds to bring out calm seas and hardly a breeze. The whales were out in force with the first pod spotted just 15 minutes after leaving the Mooloolaba canal. The skipper reported some...
Total of 6 whales. This morning the weather didn’t settle as much as we’d like after the trip being cancelled Thursday. However the early morning whale watchers were treated to some very active whales just 2 mile off Point Cartwright.
Whales everywhere today. A total of 20 whales today… Brilliant sea conditions and loads of activity. Starting with a Mother, calf & escort this morning just 3 miles off the coast. Whale One & her passengers and crew cruised out at 7am to find a humpback...
Small swell and light breezes made perfect conditions for whale watching today with lots of whale action in the area. We were 1.5 nautical miles off shore and came across a mother and a calf with multiple breaches, tail slapping and double peck slapping with fluke up...
Today we spotted the whales in nice and close, at only 1 mile off Point Cartwright! The first pod spotted was a mother, calf and escort which we followed for most of the trip. The calf was pretty playful doing some pec slaps, tail throws and tail slaps. Some times the... 