The Ultimate Guide to Whale Watching in Eurobodalla
Boasting an unspoiled coastline, pristine beaches, and spectacular marine parks, the region becomes one of the country’s biggest stages for whale watching in Eurobodalla. Across various vantage points and headlands overlooking natural harbours, you have some of the best opportunities to view nature’s biggest acrobats up close and dancing past the breakers as they make …
There She Blows – Our Top 5 Places To Spot Whales
The whale watching season marks a yearly spectacle, as these majestic creatures journey northward to birth their calves in the warmer waters. From April through July, we’re treated to the sight of whales embarking on their northern migration. As the months transition to August through early November, the whales make their way back to the …
I spy…whales!
Between spy hopping and bait balls the whales regularly put on a show for the owner of Montague Island Adventures and Charter Fish Narooma Life as a land lubber isn’t for everyone. It’s a reality Benn Boulton quickly realised after starting a career as an engineer. “I just had a love for the water, so …
Mug Shot
For decades, Norm Ingersole has been having a whale of a time with Narooma’s whales as skipper for Narooma Charters. Getting mugged isn’t something that most people would aspire to, but for Norm Ingersole, it’s usually a positive experience. The owner of Narooma Charters and Montague Island Tours gets mugged quite often–by whales that is. …
Whales ahoy!
By land or by sea, the Eurobodalla offers some of Australia’s best whale watching. Slaps and spy hopping may sound ominous, but not when you put them in this context: all are behaviours of the 35,000 plus whales migrating along the East Coast of Australia every year. Visitors to Eurobodalla don’t have to work hard …
Whale of a time
In Eurobodalla, whale watching is a popular option from land as well as by sea.