by Whale Watch Experience | Oct 28, 2026 | Cruises
A humpback whale can surface, blow and disappear before you’ve even unlocked your phone. Breaches are harder still. By the time you spot the movement and point your camera in the right direction, the whale may already be back in the water. Taking good whale...
by Whale Watch Experience | Sep 28, 2026 | Cruises
A whale watching cruise makes a good gift because it gives someone a reason to get out on the water during one of the best times of year on the Coffs Coast. Instead of giving something that gets used once and forgotten, a whale watching gift certificate gives the...
by Whale Watch Experience | Aug 17, 2026 | Cruises
Many people think of whale watching as a winter activity, especially when humpback whales are travelling north along the New South Wales coast. July is often seen as one of the main months for whale watching, and it is a popular time to book a cruise. The later part...
by Whale Watch Experience | Jul 17, 2026 | Cruises
July is one of the key months for whale watching on the New South Wales coast. By this stage of the season, the annual humpback migration is well underway, with whales travelling north along the east coast toward warmer breeding waters. For anyone visiting Coffs...
by Whale Watch Experience | Jun 20, 2026 | Cruises
A whale watching cruise is exciting because you never quite know what the whales will do. One trip might bring a series of huge breaches. Another might be quieter, with whales travelling steadily along the coast, surfacing for air before slipping back below the water....
by Whale Watch Experience | May 20, 2026 | Cruises
Every year, humpback whales travel along the east coast of Australia as part of their annual migration. For people visiting Coffs Harbour during winter and spring, this creates a great opportunity to head out on the water and see whales moving along the coast. Whale...
