AUSTRALIA · DOLPHIN WATCHING
From the Swan River at Perth to the Whitsundays and Port Stephens, Australian pods are close in and often resident. The 15 below cover cruises, sailing days and paddles, priced and timed.
Review of Moreton Island’s dolphin and Tangalooma Wrecks cruise, with snorkeling, buffet lunch, beach time, wildlife, costs, and practical tips.
“Was a great time had by both my teenage daughter and myself!!”
Cruise Port Stephens for wild dolphins, headland views, live commentary, and a fun boom-net swim aboard a family-friendly boat tour.
“Great boat, awesome crew, spectacular views, would have loved longer on the boom net”
Cruise Mandurah’s waterways for wild dolphins, birdlife, canals, and Aboriginal stories on a family-friendly 75-minute tour from $31.
“Fantastic fun and staff. Informative comentry and fish and chips were great.”
Review of Perth’s wild dolphin swim from Rockingham, with pricing, itinerary, lunch, safety, swimming tips, and honest value advice.
“We had a great time seeing those beautiful mammals and snorkeling with them. The crew was great. Thanks”
Review of Sydney’s Jervis Bay day trip, with dolphin cruise, Hyams Beach, wild kangaroos, transport tips, costs, and honest drawbacks.
“Nice and comfortable trip for the whole day , the dolphins were spectacular and worth every bit of the drive. Tour started and ended on time”
Paddle Adelaide’s mangrove creeks, spot dolphins and shipwrecks, and learn about this calm coastal ecosystem on a relaxed three-hour kayak tour.
“We had a lot of fun and a super friendly guide. We saw the mangroves, several wrecks and dolphins nearby. The initial training / rehearsal for kajak rookies was excellent. Although we were experienced, it clearly helped some other group attendees. We would just recommend some grouping into experienced and inexperienced guests. Some of our group were very inexperienced and delayed the tour significantly. We were really happy that our tour guide flexibly adapted to the conditions and allowed us some free kajakimg which assured us seeing the dolphins. Thanks a lot!”
Cruise Roebuck Bay from Broome to spot snubfin dolphins, turtles and dugongs, with snacks, drinks, a boom net and expert local guides.
“Great tour, seen snubfin dolphins, small and big sea turtles, sea snake, small shark and bottle nose dolphins. Crew were friendly and very informative. Would recommend to do the tour”
Swim with wild dolphins off Adelaide on a 3.5-hour coastal cruise with marine biologists, wetsuits, snorkels, and ethical wildlife encounters.
“Had an absolute blast, great value for money. The staff were amazing too.”
Review of the 1.5-hour Port Stephens dolphin cruise, with wild dolphins, boom-net rides, bay views, costs, tips, and practical advice.
“Awesome day out. Very informative and so much fun for the whole family. Overall great staff and great experience. Will be doing again”
Kayak beside dolphins in Byron Bay’s Cape Byron Marine Park. See turtles or whales, learn what to expect, and decide if this tour suits you.
“Amazing trip ! Got to see the dolphins and hundreds of them! We took our 5 yr old and the instructor was brilliant with her”
Review of Mandurah’s 75-minute dolphin cruise, covering wildlife, wetlands, canals, value, practical tips, and who should book.
“Excellent tour with family Nd friends - all enjoyed well- thanks you captain for the amazing Captaincy”
Cruise Port Adelaide’s Ships Graveyard, dolphin sanctuary and bird sanctuary with live commentary in 90 informative minutes.
“Absolutely loved it...highlight of trip to Adelaide. Saw dolphins... Young crew best ever...so confident so informative. Interacted with kids on board...just brilliant over all experience. Thanks for making this trip so memorable. Keep it up guys thanks”
Review of Noosa’s 4WD beach and kayak tour to Double Island Point, with wildlife, practical tips, value, fitness advice, and FAQs.
“Our guides Cam and Nick were amazing. Unfortunately other than one Dorsal fin we didn’t see any animals but the place is so incredible and the guides were great that the kayaking experience by itself was worth the trip. We had rough enough conditions so wasn’t for the faint hearted or poor swimmers, and was a little sea sick inducing for some. Over all a great day out.”
Review of Adelaide’s three-hour Dolphin Sanctuary kayak tour, with mangroves, shipwrecks, wildlife, practical tips, and honest advice on dolphin sightings.
“Organized crew with getting everyone set up and out on the kayaks. Our guide, Brayden was safety conscious, friendly and knowledgeable. All the traits one wants in a guide for this kind of tour. This tour is great for kayaks of any level. And the location offered so many things to see and explore.”
Watch wild dolphins from Adelaide’s coast on a 3.5-hour catamaran cruise with expert guides and a money-back sighting guarantee.
“How this company offers fantastic tours every time is just amazing.. the dolphin watching was amazing”
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