Central Coast, NSW --With over 30,000 whales predicted to be currently migrating along the NSW coastline, NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is encouraging everyone to visit coastal national parks for some of the best vantage points to spot these majestic ocean giants.
National parks make up almost 50% of the NSW coastline and provide some of the best vantage points to spot whales on their annual migration.
Humpbacks and southern right whales are the most commonly sighted, however minke, false killer whales and orcas may also be spotted.
Available May to November
Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Holidays - Book Whale Watching Terrigal.
An amazing small group experience to see the migrating whales up close as they pass by on their annual journey. The whales pass close to the Terrigal Haven and it is a short trip to link up with their migration path. Learn about these amazing animals in safety with a professional and experienced crew. Our qualified crew are on board to answer questions and help identify the species. On most trips we will be gathering data for whale research programs. Our ecotour RIB is very stable and provides magnificent all round views.
Departs Terrigal Haven Boat Ramp. May divert to Hardys Bay Wharf if weather conditions require.