Perth Whale Watching

Extreme Whale Watching

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Tuesday Afternoon 20/10/2020 Blog by Marine Biologist Brooke Lloyd. With strong winds and big swell, we were hesitant to take our passengers out this afternoon, but with them being a group of students from Curtin University for their Wildlife Management unit, they weren’t phased at all! It took us longer then usual …
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Mum and Calf Voyage

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18/10/2020 Blog by Marine Biologist Brooke Lloyd. Today was a day full of Humpback mums and bubs! The first pair we spotted today were in the usual 30 metres deep of water as they cruised either side of the boat at different times during the day, the calf having such a stunning …
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Cruisy Thursday

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Thursday Morning 15/10/2020. Blog by Marine Biologist Brooke Lloyd. We had luck on our side this morning as the late Doug Cochran’s sister and her partner were on board! Doug was a wonderful man who would have easily freed 60+ whales during his time that had either been caught in nets, anchor …
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Baby Breach!

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Sunday Afternoon 11/10/20: Blog by Marine Biologist Brooke Lloyd. With the activity of the whales peaking as we headed back in for the morning tour, we knew this arvo would be an active one, and boy were both the whales and swell active. She was a choppy and wet one on the …
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Right by Rotto!

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Sunday Morning 11/10/20: Blog by Marine Biologist Brooke Lloyd. We started off the day by wishing Tracey and Garry a happy wedding anniversary. They had brought out some friends with them to celebrate so everyone on board got a nice cupcake treat. The day followed the usual pattern, seeing whales in about …
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Peaking Whales!

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8/10/20 – Peak of the Season: Blog by Marine Biologist Brooke Lloyd. With Mike’s birthday yesterday (our decky), it was good luck for whale watching today! The sun was out and with a full boat we headed out to the Humpback Highway. In about 28m deep of water we spotted our first …
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Whale? Or Orca?

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Sunday Arvo 4/10/2020: blog by Marine Biologist Brooke Lloyd. The wind picked up in the arvo and she was a bumpy one heading out but sounded like some did enjoyed the ride! It took longer than usual to spot any whales due to the slower ride out combating the swell, but we got Humpbacks about an hour in. This is when we …
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Day of Surprises

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Sunday Morning 4/10/2020: blog by Marine Biologist Brooke Lloyd. On our way out to the Humpback highway this morning we were greeted by a couple of dolphins riding the wake of our boat, one with a smaller calf. They were a good omen as we spotted two Humpback whales up ahead! We were in about 32m …
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