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Nov15

Blue and Humpback Whale Farewell

It was a Blue and Humpback Whale farewell today as we celebrated the last tour for Season 2020 and were …

Nov14

Learning The Humpback Whales Migration Path

Learning the Humpback Whales migration path for young calves is an important and time consuming task that the mother whales …

Nov08

Scarborough Whale Watching

Scarborough whale watching on a spectacular day in Western Australia as we re-sighted yesterdays pod who were now refreshed and …

Nov07

Building Trust with Cetaceans

Building trust with cetaceans is a fundamental part of being a whale watcher and today was the perfect example as …

Nov05

Perth Humpback Whales Southbound Journey

Perth Humpback Whales southbound journey has been underway since late August and the last of the mothers and their calves …

Nov03

Guardians of our Coastline

The Guardians of our coastline was on display today as not only our Military set about exercises and drills, so …

Nov01

Humpback Calf Feeding

Humpback calf feeding is a vital part of the migration for these youngsters and today we had the privilege of …

Oct31

Breaching Humpback Calves

Breaching Humpback calves on the last day in October as beautiful baby breaching lit up the Indian Ocean as our …

Oct30

Heat Haze Humpbacks

Heat Haze Humpbacks on a beautifully warm day as mother whales and their calves moved through the resting grounds seeking …

Oct29

Hillarys Boat Harbour Whale Watching

Hillarys Boat Harbour Whale Watching today as we found ourselves all the way out and inline with the Hillarys Boat …

Oct28

Amazing Seagrass

JoshMarine Scientist Read More Amazing Seagreass – There are many important and often overlooked plants and animals that occur on …

Oct27

Whale Acoustics

Whale acoustics are a fascinating look into the world of the whales as today we had the opportunity of not …

Oct26

Why Do Humpback Whales Travel in Escort Pods?

Why do Humpback Whales travel in Escort Pods? It is a great question we get asked on many occasions. Female …

Oct25

Curious Humpback Whale Calves

Curious Humpback Whale calves on a superb day in the waters off Fremantle as both our morning and afternoon tours …

Oct24

Why Do Humpback Whales Pec Slap?

Why do Humpback Whales Pec Slap? Pectoral slapping is generally a very friendly or flirty behaviour amongst Humpback Whales and …

Kelly Hess

06:14 11 Oct 18

Took a trip this morning from Fremantle port, cannot get over the hospitality and attention to detail. We spoke about it all day, the boat is clean and so well presented with refreshments. The experience itself was next to none we all thouroughly enjoyed every minute. We even stayed out a while longer to witness some spectacular whales. From start to finish I cannot recommend this enough. The girls on board were so friendly and really had a passion for what they spoke about. Thank you so much for our enjoyable morning!

Simon Thomas

08:29 18 Jun 18

I've been whale watching a few times before but my latest tour with Whale Watch Western Australia really took my breath away! The boat was incredibly luxurious (looked to be the nicest of all the competition), the staff were so passionate with their commentary and they clearly had a huge amount of respect for the Whales. Will definitely be coming again soon!

ian batterbee

10:00 08 Jul 18

Excellent experience.(Augusta)Respect shown to the whales by not getting too close and alowing them to come to the boat.Saw so many we lost count including a baby calf.A true family venture Thank you so much

Joseph Thomas

04:10 17 Nov 17

Had a wonderful time at Whale Watch WA last week. The staff, the commentary and the way they treat the whales is just amazing. We left from Fremantle jetty, exactly at 9 and within minutes we had dolphins racing the boat. Within another few minutes, the crew spotted 2 or 3 whale pods - too good, as i thought we may have to go around looking for some time. We could see a calf breaching many times from a distance, but as soon as the boat got close, the whales started moving away. Of course this is no fault of Whale Watch WA - this is nature. They were very respectful to the whales and only approached them very quietly. The crew were very helpful and gave us a very good commentary about the whale's behavior patterns etc. Though we couldn't get very close to the whales (as probably what i pictured in my mind before going... too many Attenborough documentaries :-) ) - it was totally worth it. In the end, we got close enough to literally hear the whale breath.Overall, top notch service, very well maintained boat, comfortable ride (because it's a catamaran, i think) and superb staff. I don't think there is a better whale watch tour group in Perth. 7 stars.

Jenny Squire

12:09 18 Feb 18

Wonderful day spent looking at Orcas today!!. We had the very best service and experience from the crew. They were all informative, friendly and helpful have recommend your cruise to friends already. Fabulous that the photos taken on the day by crew are shared to further enrich our experience. Thank you.

Niek Scholtes

03:10 27 Sep 18

Nice whale watching tour with very good and interesting information!

Eugenie Gmx

02:38 29 Oct 18

Absolutely magical. The crew is nice and eager to show you how extraordinary whales are and share their knowledge.

Edith Janssen

13:23 02 Nov 18

If you think you've seen whales because you've seen a glimmer of a splash, 10km off-shore or from a cruise ship, do yourself a favour- hop on this cruise and go and see them up close ! ! !Jade, Gemma and the family made us feel right at home from the start and have a vast knowledge of everything you ever wanted to know (and everything you didn't know you wanted to know!) 15 minutes into the cruise and all of a sudden, there were whales everywhere ! I'm not talking about splashes in the distance, the ships engine is so quiet that the whales hardly took any notice and came right up close ! Gemma explained each movement and we soon learnt that there were multiple pods of whales that were all slowly migrating south with their new calfs. This area, just off Rottnest island is a bit of a resting area for them so you literally get to spend over two hours watching them frolic around. There must have been easily over 30 whales - with countless spectacular breaches! It truly is an amazing experience and you really can't say you've seen a whale until you see them up close with Whale Watch, Western Australia. - This is one of the best places in the world to see them up close!

Jeremy Lee

13:35 02 Nov 18

This was a great day out and is a must do for locals and tourists. The team are awesome and really put a personal touch on the day with their in depth knowledge. We saw 30+ humpbacks doing their thing about half-way to Rottnest. Plenty of sick jumps, water slaps and tail waves which got the crowd going. I almost struggled to get enough photos of the whales as each time I had the camera ready, there was another pod popping up! The boat is super clean, well maintained and comfortable. We were cruising around 30knots and I could barely tell except for the wind. We had just under 2 hours to follow the whales around and watch them do their thing. 10/10 would recommend

Farah Sam

12:28 08 Nov 18

Highly recommend! Amazing hospitality by the crew from start to finish. They have vast knowledge about whales and we were informed on how whales communicate, where they migrate to, their habits, and more. We spotted an amazingly beautiful mother humpback whale and her calf doing their thing. Truly an incredible experience.

Keith Hopping

06:36 13 Nov 18

Very professional outfit. Great Morning watching humpback whales. The boat is very comfortable and fast. We saw a mother and calf who put on a great display,breaching and fin slapping

06:45 13 Nov 18

Ashleigh Roddick

07:09 27 Nov 18

I've had the incredible opportunity to jump on board Whale Watch Western Australia to see the beautiful Humpbacks and Southern Rights in Augusta and the amazing Orcas in Bremer Bay. Both times the crew were absolutely lovely, super attentive and extremely kind. I 100% recommend Whale Watch Western Australia! You guys rock!

Jeff Rin Lee

23:51 06 Dec 18

Managed to catch a few glimpse of the humpback whales. Crew was super friendly. Would definitely recommend to our overseas visitors. ?

Beth Little

07:36 28 Feb 19

An amazing day on the Bremer Bay Canyon Orca tour, such a friendly professional crew.

Art L

17:27 19 Jun 19

A very well run family owned business. It was our first time watching whales and we caught it in June from Augusta. The crew were very knowledgable and cared well for their customers. Little acts such as bringing blankets out to the bow and even helping with the vomit bags showed they really cared. We spent some time in Flinders Bay looking for groups of whales, while getting commentary on whale and other marine animal behaviour. Highly recommended. The swells were quite large on the day we were out, so be prepared and take some sea sickness pills an hour or two beforehand - it will make a huge diff!

Ashnil Dixit

16:10 28 Jun 19

Went on the 2 hour whale watching cruise from Augusta and absolutely loved it. They lived up to their promise and got us super close to a number of humpback whales. 2 hours was the perfect amount of time as well. The boat was super plush which was perfect when the kids needed to warm up or a bit of lie down

16:08 28 Jun 19

Joshua James

08:52 11 Jul 19

Did the Augusta trip and was not disapointed. They got us up close to sone hump backs. The crew had a genuine passion and were very professional. The boat was amazing, best vessel I been on.Would defiantly re book next time we are around, want to see some orcas and blue whales next.Highly recommend

Sarah Elson

13:49 17 Sep 19

An absolute privilege to have this unique experience with this knowledgeable and caring crew! These guys know what their doing and they genuinely care about the safety and comfort of the whales. It was absolutely amazing. Looking forward to another trip.

Virginia Gaskell

22:54 20 Sep 19

Magnificent crew and vessel, breathtaking encounter with 3 humpbacks and a pod of dolphins. Highly recommended

David Kelly

04:17 15 Oct 19

Really fantastic trip, highly recommend this family run operation. They're incredibly knowledge and friendly. Our first day out the conditions were quite bad so they let everyone on board come again free of charge. Definitely go!

Catherine Phillips

15:40 11 Oct 19

A spectacular experience by a very professionally run company. The staff were very knowledgable and the commentary engaging, you could tell the lady commentating was enjoying her role, she was fab. It looks like a family company and they are very good at what they do. The boat was very modern and spotless. My photography skills are lacking but one member of staff was taking photos of the action which we were invited to download off the website later that day so I have some great pics of what we saw too.

Sharon Nicholls

11:45 10 Nov 19

Thanks to Leanne and the team for looking after my mother, she had a great time on board, humpbacks, dolphins and sperm whales, I'll definitely send her back next year. Thanks againCarl from Sea School International

Aleece Burgess

05:10 09 Dec 19

I had an amazing tour with whale watch Western Australia! They are super knowledgable and welcoming. You can tell that the animals are incredibly important to them and they do everything they can to not disturb their natural patterns. I’d highly recommend this company

kai shuin

05:07 30 Jan 20

You will be warmly greeted by the crew and their sea-worthy puppy:) Wonderful experience with three pods of orcas spotted in such a short time.Was added to the group last minute because our tour with another group was cancelled. But guess that was a great blessing in disguise.

Clinton Dalby

23:06 05 Mar 20

Simply superb. Outstanding service and just immaculate viewing of these beautiful Orcas. Will be back for sure.

Author: Whale Watch Western Australia

Blue and Humpback Whale Farewell

Learning The Humpback Whales Migration Path

Scarborough Whale Watching

Building Trust with Cetaceans

Perth Humpback Whales Southbound Journey

Guardians of our Coastline

Humpback Calf Feeding

Breaching Humpback Calves

Heat Haze Humpbacks

Hillarys Boat Harbour Whale Watching

Amazing Seagrass

Whale Acoustics

Why Do Humpback Whales Travel in Escort Pods?

Curious Humpback Whale Calves

Why Do Humpback Whales Pec Slap?

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