Your experience

Getting started

Begin your journey at the Jervis Bay Wild Cruise Terminal in Huskisson. Arrive at least 15 minutes before departure to check in with your e-voucher and listen to a short safety briefing. Once ready, board a custom-designed vessel that maximises comfort and whale spotting opportunities.

Jervis Bay’s unique wildlife

Set in one of Australia’s most beautiful marine parks, Jervis Bay provides a sanctuary for migrating Humpback and Southern Right whales each year from May to November. Your 2-hour cruise takes you through clear waters where whales are regularly seen up close — sometimes just metres from the boat. During the season, witnessing these majestic animals breach, slap their tails and interact with calves is an unforgettable highlight.

• Whale encounters: Watch for spectacular breaches, tail and fin slaps and the sight of whales surfacing right alongside your vessel.

• Other marine life: Along with whales, keep your eyes peeled for resident bottlenose dolphins, fur seals hauled out on rocks and plentiful seabirds overhead.

• Breathtaking landscapes: Sail past the famous powder-white sands of Hyams Beach, gaze up at the sheer cliffs of Point Perpendicular and cruise by Booderee National Park’s dramatic “Hole in the Wall”.

Onboard features

• Multiple viewing decks: Open-air platforms and shaded areas offer ample space for everyone to secure a great viewpoint and photo opportunity.

• Underwater windows: See the underwater world through reinforced glass portholes as marine giants glide below.

• Live camera feeds: Watch real-time underwater action on screens broadcast straight from a submersible camera.

Expert guidance

Throughout your journey, knowledgeable marine guides point out landmark animal behaviours, provide information about whale migration patterns and answer any questions to deepen your appreciation for these magnificent creatures. Whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast, photographer or simply looking for a unique day out, this guided cruise is ideal for all ages and interests.

Re-cruise promise

In the rare event whales are not sighted during your cruise, you’ll receive a complimentary voucher for another whale watching experience so you have a second chance to witness their grandeur.

Practical tips

• Dress warmly as sea breezes can be cool even on sunny days

• Bring a camera and binoculars for the best wildlife viewing

• Experience is typically wheelchair and stroller accessible; inquire when booking

Journey to Huskisson by car is just over two and a half hours from Sydney’s CBD. Plan for possible traffic during peak weekends and arrive early to enjoy the charming coastal township before or after your adventure.

Book your Jervis Bay Wild Whale Watching Cruise tickets now!