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Lydia_L, Aug 2026
Bucketlist Experience!
Bucketlist experience done right, we almost ticked all the whale watching bingo!!! Martin and Juan were exceptional in guiding us and educating us about the beautiful whales — and made sure we got front row seats with safe distance!! Very much recommended to go with these guys 🙌🏻
Say_C, Aug 2026
5 stars
Such an amazing whale-watching experience! The three crew members were absolutely wonderful, so sweet, friendly, and genuinely excited to make the experience special for everyone. One of them was a student, and she did such a great job! We were incredibly lucky and found three whales, which was just magical. What I appreciated most was that the crew let us stay and enjoy the whales’ company for as long as we reasonably could. There was no feeling of being rushed they seemed just as happy and excited to watch them as we were. Beautiful experience, fantastic crew, and three whales! We definitely got lucky that day. 🐋❤️ Highly recommend!
Patrick_d, Aug 2026
Inside the Opera House
Seeing inside of the Opera House whilst learning about its entire history – from the initial design, through the construction, right up to the building we see today – is truly an incredible experience. And all of this was only possible thanks to our guide, Sheila, who looked after us throughout the tour and made me feel right at home, even though I was thousands of kilometres away. Every minute spent on this tour was well worth it, and I’d definitely do it again!
Tanya_M, Jul 2026
Whale whale whale
Easy boarding process. Wholesome breakfast and hot drinks. We saw several whales, including a mother and her playful calf and two male whales. During the tour a pleasant staff member discussed regional and whale facts through the overhead speaker. Sometimes the speaker was a bit patchy, but i understood what was being said. Clear directions on what side of the boat to load for whales. During the booking process, the company warns you several times that the waters can be rough. The boat has to travel far out of the harbor to see the whales. They recommend using seasickness medication in their notifications as well. There are several convenience stores along the pier, directly across from the boarding ramp, that sell the over the counter seasickness medications if you forget to buy some beforehand. Even during the tour, they recommend sitting in the back of the boat where the ride feels less rough if you are prone to be impacted by the waves. That and give the instructions to use the seasickness medication before departure because it doesn’t work if you are already sick. Bags are readily available if that fails. Wild animals are also unpredictable. I was happy with how many whales we saw. Further, I’m glad that the boat crew stayed a respectable distance away. We still saw plenty of tail breeches and the hump of the humpback.
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Just outside of Sydney harbor lies a migration path where humpback and southern right whales travel annually between Antarctica and the Great Barrier Reef. Most tourists who visit Sydney from May to November hop on a Sydney whale watching cruise. Many of them start in the harbor, and some include breakfast or lunch. But make sure to get your cameras ready for when your captain takes you to the migration path where the whales have been known to come up to say hello.

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