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About Jervis Bay Dolphin Watching Day Tour from Sydney
About Jervis Bay Dolphin Watching Day Tour from Sydney
From Sydney, discover the white sand beaches and coastal villages of Jervis Bay and join a 90-minute dolphin watching cruise. Take the scenic route down to the South Coast to see coastal villages and white sand beaches.
Why Jervis Bay Dolphin Watching Day Tour from Sydney is a must
Enjoy a 1.5-hour Jervis Bay dolphin watching cruise, spotting bottlenose dolphins, seals, penguins, seabirds, and migrating whales (May - October). Stop at Mt Bulli lookout with views over the Wollongong coastline. Visit the famous Kiama Blowhole. Explore Huskisson at your leisure. Have free time to explore the white sand trails and swim (weather permitting).
Top things to do at Jervis Bay Dolphin Watching Day Tour from Sydney
Take a 1.5-hour Jervis Bay dolphin watching cruise to see bottlenose dolphins, seals, penguins, seabirds, and migrating whales (May - October). Visit the famous Kiama Blowhole. Explore Huskisson and its white sand beaches. Jump into the water for a swim (weather permitting) or feel the sand. Stop for snacks on the return journey to Sydney.
How to get to Jervis Bay Dolphin Watching Day Tour from Sydney
Start your journey from Sydney, taking the scenic route down to the South Coast.
Location of Jervis Bay Dolphin Watching Day Tour from Sydney
Jervis Bay, located on the South Coast of Australia, with the journey starting from Sydney.
Opening hours of Jervis Bay Dolphin Watching Day Tour from Sydney
This is a full-day tour, with the dolphin watching cruise activity lasting approximately 1.5 hours.
Facilities at Jervis Bay Dolphin Watching Day Tour from Sydney
Snack stops are provided at scenic locations during the return journey to Sydney.
Know Before You Go
Lunch while exploring Huskisson is not included in the tour price (at your own expense). Swimming activity is subject to weather conditions. Migratory whale watching season is from May to October.