Join the ocean's LARGEST mammals on an epic  journey

The longest whale watching season follows the epic annual migration of humpback, southern right whales and the rare blue whale, from the food-rich Southern Ocean in the South West to the warm breeding grounds on the north Kimberley coast.

Between May and December, humpback, southern right and blue whales make their way along Western Australia’s coast, often coming so close to shore with their calves you can see them with binoculars or the naked eye from coastal vantage points. The best time to observe these gentle giants of the ocean is at midday, when the sun is directly overhead.

Anywhere along our coast line you can see the whales from the coast! We have had sitings this year already, a female Southern Right Whale was relaxing the in bay in Hopetoun mid June, and a week later, spotted at Point Ann with her new born calf!