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Whale Watching with Sea World Cruises – Gold Coast

29 September 2024 by Emma Crameri Leave a Comment

Sea World Cruises

We were blessed to see a double breach on a Whale Watching trip with Sea World Cruises. If you think you might be sick, take a sea-sickness tablet 30 minutes before your planned departure time. The cruises leave seaside in the top far left corner of the Sea World carpark. It’s best to arrive 15 minutes early so you can visit the toilet, look at the shop and have your … [Read more...] about Whale Watching with Sea World Cruises – Gold Coast

3 Ways to Whale Watch on the Sunshine Coast

31 July 2021 by Visit Sunshine Coast

humpback whale and calf

The whale watching season is in full swing on the Sunshine Coast, with more than 35,000 humpback whales expected to migrate north through the region’s clear waters this winter. The Sunshine Coast is home to some of Australia’s premier whale-watching experiences. Did you know it was the first destination in Australia to offer a swim with humpback whales … [Read more...] about 3 Ways to Whale Watch on the Sunshine Coast

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