Morning Tours…

9.30am – 11.50am

Wednesday + Friday + Saturday + Sunday

Depart / Return…

Purchase a whale watching tour on board our purpose built whale watching vessel. Cronulla is a world class location to witness a variety of whales including the acrobatic “Humpback”…. During the migration June-October each year the whales often use the protection of Bate Bay to have a rest which gives our customers a unique encounter with these beautiful creatures. MUST BOOK PRIOR…

 

MORNING TOUR Cronulla
Depart 9.30 am
Return 11.50 am

Between 30,000 – 40,000 whales will pass Cronulla this season….

We GUARANTEE you will see whales… or you can COME BACK FOR FREE !!

basic stuff about this trip…

Payment

Debit/Credit Card will be required to secure a booking. ZERO funds will be taken from the card. On the day you will have the following payment options: (1) Payment be taken from the Debit / Credit we have on file (2) Pay with TAP & GO card

WHERE IS CRONULLA

Cronulla is located on the magnificant ‘Port Hacking River’ which is the gateway to the Royal National Park and Pacific Ocean. Cronulla is approx 20min via road south of Sydney Airport.

Tour Times

Tours are around 2hours and 20 mins. It takes approx 20 mins to travel from the Wharf to Open water where the the whales are located. MORNING tours depart at (9.30am) and AFTERNOON tours depart (12.30pm)

PICK UP & DROP OFF

We pick up and drop off from Cronulla Public Wharf…

PARKING

There is plenty of non timed parking along Tonkin Street which is an easy stroll from the wharf.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

For those that wish to use public transfer, Cronulla Train Station is approx 200m away which is surrounded by shops, restaurants, banks and other amenities.

WHERE WE GO

Most the time whales are within a 0km -2km from the coastline which allows both world class whale watching as well as enjoying the Royal National Parks from a unique position.

MORNING or AFTERNOON ?

There is no answer to what is best…. everyday is different. Some days morning are better and sometimes afternoons are better…..

What Types of Whales

The most common whales seen on our cruises are Humpback whales, however we have seen Southern Right whales, Minkes, Orcas, and Pilot Whales. The most entertaining is of course the beautiful Humpbacks, we see them every day.

WHAT OTHER MARINE LIFE

We often see common dolphins; however other species of dolphin are very common. Sharks, rays and seals are quite often spotted and are a wonderful bonus for your cruise.

WHAT TO BRING

Hat – Sunglasses – Sunscreen – Binoculars – Camera – Extra batteries – Water bottle (no glass please) – Snacks and/or lunch – Wear flat shoes – Rain jacket – Windbreaker

WHAT ABOUT MOTION SICKNESS

We all must remember, we are out on the open ocean and it is always better to come prepared. Visit your chemist or doctor for sea sickness tablets/remedies.

WHAT HAPPENS IF IT RAINS

Light rain is no problem, as we have undercover enclosed areas keeping you warm and protected. Bring a spray jacket if it looks like rain. In heavy rain and rough conditions, for your own safety we do not go to sea and we will refund you 100% so you can re-book another day..

School Holidays

During July School holidays EXTRA tours will be run.

where…

Cronulla Public Wharf is located at 2 Tonkin Street on the southern side of Cronulla Train Station.’

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