Whale Watch Tour from Perth
This whale watching cruise offers a whale sighting guarantee - if you don't see whales, you can go again for free!
Experience the joy of getting up close and personal with the incredible Humpback Whales as they make their way down the West Australian coastline this year! This migration is the largest in the southern hemisphere with approximately 35,000 whales including about 3,000 calves. Of all the great baleen whales, the humpbacks indulge in the most active surface displaying behaviour, it is not uncommon for them to breach right in front of the boat, seeing this will not only inspire you but leave you in awe. Passengers will begin their day by boarding the ferry at Barrack street in Perth Elizabeth Quay, where they will enjoy a fully commentated one-hour Swan River Cruise to Fremantle.
Once arrived at B Shed Victoria Quay in Fremantle passengers will transfer vessels to experience a 2-hour whale watching tour. The vessel offers panoramic views from the large deck and viewing platforms at both its front and rear. Meanwhile the knowledgeable guides will provide expert commentary so passengers learn all there is to know about these amazing creatures.
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Whale Watch Tour from Perth
This whale watching cruise offers a whale sighting guarantee - if you don't see whales, you can go again for free!
Experience the joy of getting up close and personal with the incredible Humpback Whales as they make their way down the West Australian coastline this year! This migration is the largest in the southern hemisphere with approximately 35,000 whales including about 3,000 calves. Of all the great baleen whales, the humpbacks indulge in the most active surface displaying behaviour, it is not uncommon for them to breach right in front of the boat, seeing this will not only inspire you but leave you in awe. Passengers will begin their day by boarding the ferry at Barrack street in Perth Elizabeth Quay, where they will enjoy a fully commentated one-hour Swan River Cruise to Fremantle.
Once arrived at B Shed Victoria Quay in Fremantle passengers will transfer vessels to experience a 2-hour whale watching tour. The vessel offers panoramic views from the large deck and viewing platforms at both its front and rear. Meanwhile the knowledgeable guides will provide expert commentary so passengers learn all there is to know about these amazing creatures.
Once the tour concludes passengers have the opportunity to spend the afternoon enjoying the historical city of Fremantle before returning from B Shed at 16:45 to arrive at Barrack Street Jetty at 18:15 or alternatively passengers can catch the train up to Perth at their leisure (own expense). The B Shed terminal is conveniently located directly behind the Fremantle train station.
Tour Inclusions:
- 2 hours on board the Sea Eagle Express
- Informative commentary and fact sheets/li>
- Exclusive on board Whale Watching interpretive DVD
- Smooth fast and safe cruising Viewing platforms and front row seats
- FREE courtesy coach MORNING transfers from most Perth and Fremantle hotels
- Snacks available for purchase with licensed bar facilities
- Rottnest Express Guarantee you see whales or your next trip is free! Conditions apply.
Tour Duration:
8 hour day tour, Whale Watching component is 2 hours
Tour Departs: Tuesday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday's between 05 Sept - 12 Nov
Departure Location: Barrack Street Jetty, Perth (Pier 2) Departs at 8:30am returning at B-Shed Fremantle at 4.45pm arriving at Barrack Street Jetty at 5.45pm
Coach transfers from most Perth hotels can be pre-arranged. To organise hotel transfers please add your accommodation details on the booking form. Alternatively, your own way to Pier 2, Barrack St Jetty, for 8.10am check in.
NOTE: While the waters off the coast of Fremantle are known to be choppy, the vessel is designed specifically for the conditions, giving you a comfortable, relaxing ride. You’ll also be able to take advantage of the onboard amenities, such as drinks and snacks from the licensed bar, while perusing the whale fact sheets, watching the informational DVD or chatting with your fellow travellers.
Once you near the whale spotting site, you’ll be given instructions on how to spot the whales from a distance and what to expect from these fascinating sea mammals. If you’d like to know anything else, just ask your friendly and extremely knowledgeable guide. Your chances of seeing a whale without too much searching are extremely high. Around 35,000 whales and their 3,000 calves travel through this region during the whale migration period!
