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Our aim is not only to show you the magnificent Whales that migrate our waters but also to show you as much wild life as possible and today we did exactly that with 100's and 100's of dolphins, at least 50 seals, penguins swimming throughout the bay and the main attraction; 2 Humpback Whales on their journey north. The day was a day that just couldn’t get any better with perfect warm winter weather, calm waters and an ocean full of wildlife
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A Southern Right whale and its calf and a Humpback were seen today. Just wide of Bowen Island a juvenile Humpback found time to play with a few of our Fur Seals and then come back across the middle of Jervis Bay. We then spotted the Southern Right Whale and its calf. A passive viewing but the customers were delighted to share the special moment.
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A deep low pressure cell pushed large swells and storm force winds across the East Coast of NSW causing cancellation of all cruises on Friday and Saturday. On Sunday things settled down with mixed results. We were limited by the abating sea conditions and spent very little time at sea and unfortunately saw no whales. Clients were given our “free return cruise vouchers” and are welcome back another day soon. Better conditions forecast during the week ahead.
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Whales and dolphins everywhere! Cruising to Point Perpendicular we observed a large group of Common Dolphins and Australasian Gannets feeding on large schools of bait and then 4 Humpbacks wide off Point Perpendicular. The whales displayed their tail flukes to our passengers, whilst other groups of whales were seen from the distance.
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Fabulous! 5 humpbacks and dolphins under brilliant sunshine. Looks like we are in a for a really solid 'southern migration' with 5 whales seen today. We expect whale sighting to get thicker and more numerous as September, October and November approaches. Don't forget we can also expect to see Humpback mothers and their newborn babies INSIDE the calm waters of Jervis Bay in the coming weeks. A really special time for Jervis Bay Whales
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Sunny skies and no wind made way for a lovely viewing of our first Mother and Calf, assuming the Southern Migration has started this will herald a slow and long procession of whales back past Jervis Bay. The mother escorted the calf to the 'Nursery' on the northern tip of Bowen Island where the calf found the energy to breach 3 times providing life long memories for our customers. Common dolphins and our resident bottlenose dolphins were also seen.
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What more can you expect? A guard of honour of approx 15 Bottlenose Dolphins as we departed, then at Bowen Island, in excess of 150 Common Dolphins escorted us to 2 Juvenile Humpback Whales. Our passengers viewed simultaneous tail slapping then synchronised pectoral fin slapping. The highlight was the joint feeding frenzy of the common dolphins and the humpbacks feeding on what can be assumed to be 'bait balls'. The whales continued to lunge into the ball with the dolphins, continually changing direction and opening their huge mouths as our passengers watch with amazement. And just when you think its finished the Bottlenose Dolphins escorted us back safely into Huskisson
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The whale watching cruise had a start great with a sighting of 2 whales at the heads of Jervis Bay. These particular whales proved to be very unsocial as we got closer and preformed a disappearing act on us. We then took off down South in search of some more social Humpbacks and hit the jack pot with 2 juveniles found near the Old Ruined Lighthouse. These whales where much more interactive and provided great viewing. We where also lucky enough to of seen quite a few common dolphin today.
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Amazing and possibly Sad, today we had the delight of the company of a lone Humpback Calf. The calf was just wide of the Ruined Lighthouse. Our fear was that it was entangled in plastic, however on a closer look it was simply curiously looking at an 'orange blubber substance' that could be best described as a 'plastic bath matt'. The calf was keen to show off its skills, spy hopping several times and rolling around in the clear waters. Where was its mother? No sign of her. We hope not caught up in plastic, fishing nets. We wished it a safe journey South.
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The Jackpot ! Our Whale Watch cruise started with a viewing of two groups of Bottlenose Dolphins heading past Huskisson whilst a Fur Seal rested on the Rock Island. Bowen Island was a feeding place of another Fur Seal and then our Humpbacks. A mother and Juvenile slowly making their way across the heads of Jervis Bay, still heading north. Our passengers were also greeted with large numbers of Common Dolphins.
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Great day out on the water today we sighted one Juvenile Humpback whale just off Stoney creek. Customers witnessed the whale feeding (lunge feeding) and swimming around the ship. We also saw over 100 common dolphins, a pair of albatross and a few seals during our trip . To book call - Jervis Bay Whales (02) 4441 6311
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The Spirit of Jervis Bay has been up at Wollongong slipway getting its annual check-up and we are happy to say she has a clean bill of health and is fighting fit and ready to go. A fresh coat of paint, new propellors and an all round spruce up has The Spirit of Jervis Bay in her best condition ever.
Whilst we were away our staff reported two Southern Right whales right inside Jervis Bay so we are on full alert for what we think will be our best southern migration yet. We look forward to seeing you onboard the 'new and improved' Spirit of Jervis Bay.
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Finally, blue skies and brilliant sunshine with 4 Humpbacks. Strange sightings as both groups of two Humpbacks appeared to be battling strong surface currents and this we believe, prolonged their time spent beneath the ocean surface. Lets try again tomorrow.
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Sunny skies on our whale watching cruise this morning. We travelled south before seeing one humpback whale just off Steamers Head we slowly travelled north with it before heading back into the calm waters of Jervis Bay.
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Passengers on 'The Spirit of Jervis Bay' where treated with a very welcomed visit from a Southern Right Whale today. The very large adult whale was seen about 5m from the rocky shore line just off Stoney Creek. We left it at Bowen Island where we wished it a safe journey. Who knows it may calf in Jervis Bay? Dolphins and seals added to the entertainment
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A great day today with 3 large adult Humpback Whales located at the heads of Jervis Bay. The viewing was good with the seas settling down after the wild seas from yesterday. We where also lucky enough to of seen our resident dolphins at the start of the cruise
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Bit cold out on the water today but that didn't stop our whales from putting on a show. We didn't have to cruise far as we sighted 3 humpback whales just inside the heads of Jervis Bay having a bit of a rest from there journey north. More whales in the distance were also sighted breaching.
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7 WHALES, what a beautiful day on board the 'Spirit of Jervis Bay'. Initially we saw our Bottlenose Dolphins as we left Huskisson and then a fantastic sighting of 4 Humpback Whales at the Docks, Just inside Jervis Bay. The milled around in the calm waters before continuing their migration North, then on the way home we met another 3 Humpbacks. The afternoon was enjoyed with the company of the resident Bottlenose Dolphins.
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One humpback whale sighted today and what a whale it was ! The viewing today was fantastic when the whale surfaced right in fount of our vessel giving our passengers the best photo opportunities. The viewing was described as 'close enough to touch it'. I always tell people you only need to see one whale to make it worth while and today was a perfect example
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Great day out on the water with 2 whales spotted under Point Perpendicular and then another 2 just off the Old Ruined Light House. In between the Whale sightings a huge group of at least 100+ common dolphins were seen and also a seal relaxing on the surface of the water soaking up the sun
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A beautiful cruise, a visit to the Seal colony, a viewing of approx 100 Common Dolphins, scattered penguins, but no whales this morning. We also enjoyed 'fly byes' of private Lear Jets at less then 500 metres as they joined in Naval Activities in Jervis Bay.
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2 HUMPBACKS under brilliant sunshine located just near St Georges Head and the Ruined Lighthouse.
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4 Humpbacks Whales, a variety of penguins and albatross, a visit to the Seal Colony at Steamers Head with well over 200 seals present, and then approx 50 dolphins seen as we headed back into Huskisson- What a day on Jervis Bay.
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Another great day out on the water. A little overcast today but sea conditions were great. As we approached the heads of jervis bay we started to sight the whales a total of 10 Humpbacks were seen, with a close viewing of 2 as they swam close to the boat. Conditions are meant to be good for the rest of the week so make your booking now with Dolphin Watch Cruises and Jervis Bay Whales.
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On the afternoon whale cruise customers were treated to 4 adult humpback whales as they were slowly making there way north. We cruised along with the whales before making our way back into the calm waters of Jervis Bay.
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The passengers who braved the bitter cold weather were rewarded with an excellent morning of whale watching. The cool windy day did not effect the 6 Humpbacks sighted near the ruined light house. The morning was described as being fantastic close viewing when the whale decided to approach the vessel at a fairly close distance. The weekend's sea conditions are looking great and an increase in the temperature is a much welcomed forecast.
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Despite the windy weather the conditions where quite good around the protected sea cliffs of Jervis Bay. We had a total of 5 Humpbacks sighted very close to Bowen Island, a group of 2 and a further group of 3. Better conditions ahead for the weekend. See you onboard !
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7 Humpback Whales seen on our morning cruise around the heads of Jervis Bay, initially a brief viewing of 3 Humpbacks just wide of Bowen Island, and then a real treat, a further 4 WHALES rolled around our ship, The Spirit of Jervis Bay, just inside Bowen Island. The display was magnificent, tail lobs, pectoral fins slaps, tail slaps and a rare viewing of 'lunge feeding' A memorable day with Jervis Bay Whales - Bookings (02) 4441 6311
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A special sighting - ORRCA advised seeing a rare sighting of the second largest creature on Earth - The Fin Whale. Estimated at 20 metres in length was a special surprise for our land based viewers. A further 7 Humpbacks were also sighting during the midday period.
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Our voluntary representatives from ORRCA reported seeing 21 Humpbacks cruise past the Ruined Lighthouse between 10.00 am and 1.30 pm. Conditions looking out over the sea were calm and glassy...perfect for cruising!
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Well it was another magical winter's day and a fantastic day out on the water. We got a good look at a total of 8 Humpback Whales and a large group of the resident dolphin that call Jervis Bay home. Conditions look great for tomorrow and we hope to see you then.
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Well after having a week of strong winds and sloppy seas we are finally able to report a good day with great whale sightings. The day started off overcast with a bit of drizzle but cleared up to be a beautiful winter's day with plenty of sunshine. The afternoon whale cruise was definately an exciting experience for all who were on board. 6 Humpback Whales were sighted just out past the heads and we were lucky enough to follow them into the bay where they put on quite a spectacular show with continuous tail slapping and spy hopping.
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6 Whales in total, a brief view of 3 large whales, a better look at 2 with regular displays of their tail flukes and then a lone viewing of a large Humpback. On the way home we saw a feeding frenzy - a large group of Brown Nosed Albatross feeding on a bait ball that was brought to the surface by our Fur Seals - a bonus for all onboard The Spirit of Jervis Bay.
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We had a great day out in the water today. We spotted 4 humpback whales again and the conditions outside the bay were perfect. A beautiful day for some naval training. Nice sunny day with small swell.
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4 Whales seen throughout the day East of Bowen Island. Our seals were also scattered across the bay, feeding and playing in our sheltered waters.
Sunny skies and smooth sea conditions made great viewing for all on board today. Total of 4 Humpback whales were sighted throughout the cruise. Hopefully our photographer is a second faster next time. Good conditions are forecasted for the next few days. See you all soon
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8 Humpbacks. A great day, smooth seas and sunny skies. Our passengers had the company of 8 Humpback Whales during the day and a great viewing of our resident Bottlenose Dolphins to end the day. Sunny skies to continue - see you on board The Spirit of Jervis Bay.
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18 WHALES SIGHTED TODAY! Today has been by far the best whale watching day we have had all season with a whopping 18 Humpback Whales seen and many more in the distance…. Out of the 18 whales we were privileged to see some of them spy hopping right beside the boat, tail slapping and we were even treated to a breach in the near distance. This is a perfect time to see the Whales and the next few weeks should see the thick of the Northern Migration.
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No whales seen this morning, but 2 viewings of the Bottlenose dolphins. Also the past 2 days we have had the company of a Fur Seal at the mouth of Currambene Creek, Huskisson. The seal has been feeding in the shallows of Huskisson Sanctuary Zone and then enjoying the company of on looking tourists as he hauls up on the break wall. There are 2 seal colonies in Jervis Bay, one at Steamers Head with a population of approx 500 seals and a newly formed colony at the Drum.
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Weather was fantastic and better then the weather man predicted. We found a total of 4 travelling humpback whales today. Our customers we treated this morning when 2 whales decided to get up close and personal with our vessell - this made for great viewing and awesome photos. We were also lucky enough to have seen dolphins and seals as well today.
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3 Humpbacks, sloppy seas and grey skies didn’t affect the whales. 3 large adults seen between Bowen Island and the Old Ruined Lighthouse - a good viewing, despite the conditions with some tail slapping the highlight.. Our bottlenose dolphins were seen at the start and finish of the cruise. See you on the weekend!!
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Brilliant! 13 whales in total.. under blue skies and calm seas our passengers witnessed a constant procession of whales around the heads of Jervis Bay, size of groups ranged from 2,3 and 6 whales. Our highlight was our final sighting, a mother, calf and possible 'Aunty' rolling playfully near Point Perpendicular. The calf was curious and the parents followed, swimming around our vessel and 'eyeballing' our passengers. What an experience! Bookings 02-4441- 6311
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4 Humpbacks seen on today's cruise and our Bottlenose Dolphins. A pair of Humpbacks seen across the heads of Jervis Bay and then another sighting of 2 large adults just east of Bowen Island.
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Hit the jackpot today with 2 separate groups of whales sighted totalling 5 Humpback Whales and many more in the distance, 2 sperate groups of Dolphins both Bottlenose and a group of 100+ Common Dolphins, a lone seal and a sky full of Albatross Birds. A truly amazing day...
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The past 4 days has been very frustrating with sea conditions not the best resulting in no whale watching cruises leaving the wharf, however you will all be pleased to know that the seas have abated and our vessel the 'The Spirit of Jervis Bay' is back in action out on the water. See you soon.
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Our friends at Orcca, have reported witnessing a mother giving birth to her calf just 500 metres off the shoreline of Wreck Bay. The report say's that "mother was watched carefully by the so called 'Aunty' who stood guard whilst berthing took place. The calf was light grey and pink in colour and didn’t take time to get its sea legs whilst being only minutes old'. During the morning there was another 8 whales also in the region.
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5 Humpbacks, dolphins and a shark! A group of 2 whales sighted under Point Perpendicular, they swam into the Bay and settled near Long Nose Point. A further sighting of 3 whales wide off Honeymoon Bay added to the customers delight. A great sunny cruise was topped off with a group of Bottlenose Dolphins seen as we arrived back at Huskisson.
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A BRILLIANT DAY, a glassy day on Jervis Bay provided an opportunity to see some of our Little Penguins scattered across the Bay, then a small Hammerhead Shark. Then about 1.5 miles east of the Ruined Lighthouse, 2 playful Juvenile Humpbacks amazed passengers with 2 spectacular breaches and a series of tail displays, topping off a great cruise.
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2 Humpback whales were sighted below the cliffs of point perpendicular today. We cruised along with the whales as they came into the bay for a catnap before continuing there journey north. Customers on board were also treated with a visit from our bottle nose dolphins as we cruised back towards Huskisson.
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5 Humpbacks seen just outside Jervis Bay, a group of 3 and another close group of 2 travelled parallel with the magnificent sea cliffs of Jervis Bay. Our resident Bottle Nosed dolphins were also seen throughout the cruise.
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Finally, the seas have somewhat settled allowing our eager customers the jump on board. The sun shone and we were rewarded with 3 Humpbacks thrashing their tails and breaching just outside the heads of Jervis Bay. Bottlenose dolphins and the odd seal were also seen throughout the cruise. Better conditions forecast over the rest of the weekend.
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We slowly cruised south along the stunning cliffs of Jervis Bay up to Steamers Head, where we located a group of 3 adult Humpback Whales as we turned around another 2 Humpbacks were sighted as they joined the group of three, We cruised along with the whales before leaving them to make there long journey north.
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A GREAT DAY, with 8 Humpbacks in total seen throughout the day, sighting were North of Point Perpendicular with great showing of their tails flukes and a finale of thrashing tails! Albatross and Bottlenose Dolphins were also seen on the cruise
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Fantastic sea conditions made for a great day whale watching today. 4 Humpback whales where sighted out past the heads of Jervis Bay where the conditions where described as a mill pod…. Our resident Little Penguins were everywhere you looked as we cruised across the bay.
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Jervis Bay continues to amaze us! 3 whales inside Jervis Bay, that is twice this week! Our clients witnessed two extremely large adult humpbacks swimming into Jervis Bay near Long Nose Point, they continued and travelling past Honeymoon Bay and Long Beach before deciding to take a 'catnap' in the shallow waters of Hare Bay. Alone Minke whale was seen almost harassing these giants near Honeymoon Bay, Bottlenose dolphins were all through the Bay.
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Customers on board today had great viewing of 2 adult Humpback whales inside the sheltered waters of Jervis Bay at Callala Point. Good photo opportunities for everybody as the whales were slapping there pectoral fins and tails into the calm water. See you on board soon!
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Great sea conditions and blue skies today. 2 large Humpbacks were sighted just off steamers beach, good viewing for all as the whales were breaching and slapping there tails, We slowly cruised North with them before heading back into the bay where we were treated with a visit from our Bottlenose Dolphins. Hope to see you all soon!
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What a great day out on Jervis Bay Marine Park. We cruised across the bay and had a visit from our resident Bottlenose Dolphins. As we approached the heads, we sighted the Minke whale and its calf again, resting, great viewing for all. Just east of Stoney Creek, 3 adult Humpbacks and 1 juvenile were sighted as they were slowly making there journey north. Hope to see you all soon aboard 'The Spirit of Jervis Bay'.
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What a day! An initial greeting from our Bottlenose Dolphins as we crossed the Bay. Just east of Bowen Island, a Juvenile Humpback Whale caught our eye breaching in the distance. It continued travelling slowly parallel to the cliffs of Jervis Bay towards Point Perpendicular where all were amazed! The Humpback swam and joined a mother and calf Minke Whale just 5 metres off the “Docks” inside the Bay.. to finish off the cruise we saw a seal feeding in the middle of the bay… See you on board!
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The 2008 Whale Season is here......
.......and if the 2007 season is any indication, we can look forward to even more whale sightings than ever before. Once again we have had an extremely busy summer season with Jervis Bay proving to be more popular that ever. The secret seems to be out that Jervis Bay and its Marine Park provide some the most natural and pristine backdrop allowing holiday makers to see our natural flora and fauna up close.
So, if you want to see the some of Australia's humpback whales up close, then make sure you are onboard the Spirit of Jervis Bay. We cruise more often to ensure that you get to see more whales on your trip. We have a 'whale guarantee' on all our whale cruises, and as the picture shows, when we find the whales, you will not be disappointed.
We look forward to seeing you on board 'The Spirit of Jervis Bay' in 2008.
Our spotters are already in place both inside and outside Jervis Bay and we will let you know as soon as we get our first sighting. We will commence our official whale watching season with our first cruise in mid May.
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The 2007 Whale Season has unfortunately come to an end......
BUT WHAT ANOTHER GREAT SEASON IT WAS !
This was definitely our best season yet ... and our whale numbers show it ! On the northern migration we recorded 125 sightings. This was made up of 120 humpback whales, 2 southern right whales and 3 minke whales. On the return, southern migration, we recorded and amazing 430 sightings made up of 423 humpback whales, 4 pilot whales, 1 minke whale and 2 orca whales.
Once again we were extremely happy to see a big number of return customers, but also a lot of fresh new faces who were discovering both the whales and Jervis Bay for the first time. The word is continuing to spread that Jervis Bay offers some of the best whale viewing up and down the east coast of Australia.
Again the number of mothers and calves who took refuge right inside Jervis Bay on their long trip back south seems to be increasing and they seem to be staying longer. During the months of October and November we hardly had to leave the calm waters inside Jervis Bay to see the whales. The calm waters inside the bay seems to encourage the calves to show off their playful anitcs as they grow more confident and we were treated to many displays of breaching and tail slapping.
Whilst the whales are gone for another season, we hope that you can find time to visit us over the summer and see our resident dolphins in action amongst the pristine beauty of Jervis Bay. Visit us at DOLPHIN WATCH CRUISES ihe original cruise company in Jervis Bay and come on board The Spirit of Jervis Bay. We have been taking people out to see the dolphins and the scenery in Jervis Bay since 1990. We hope that you can join us over the summer and be sure to ask us about our SUMMER TWILIGHT BBQ CRUISES...... the best way to enjoy what the Bay has to offer !
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4 HUMPBACKS, Bottlenose Dolphins and a Shark. A cool cloudy day on Jervis Bay didn't bother these wonderful creatures. Humpback Whales still nurturing their newborn calves in our calm, sheltered waters. Sightings were near Honeymoon Bay and Long Beach and our clients were spoilt with a viewing of our Bottlenose Dolphins and a lone Hammerhead Shark.
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It was an excellent day for cruising today and we had the pleasure of sighting 1 Minke whale followed by 4 Humpback whales and loads of dolphins. We look forward to seeing you on board!
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Cool cloudy and a few showers. We saw a lone, probably male Humpback just outside Bowen Island focused on its migration back to the rich feeding grounds of the Antarctic Waters. Improved weather conditions on Saturday, bookings essential 02 4441 6311.
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Despite the windy weather the whales were out and about within the Jervis Bay Marine Park. A total of 3 whales were seen and 2 different groups of Common and Bottlenose Dolphins.
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3 HUMPBACKS inside Jervis Bay.... warm summer sea breezes made finding the whales a little tricky, but the experience of our staff and our "crows nest" being 8 metres above the waterline allows our staff to see whales from great distances. The whales, a mother, sub-adult and calf played happily in Jervis Bay giving our clients a brilliant viewing highlighted by breaching.
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Great conditions to be out on the water today, we seen a total of 4 Humpback whales all resting inside Jervis Bay. Passengers were also treated to a close viewing of our resident Bottlenose Dolphins.
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WHALES AND DOLPHINS. The passengers onboard "The Spirit of Jervis Bay" today watched a caring mother Humpback and her calf in Jervis Bay's sheltered waters. Great sunshine and to top it off, an excellent viewing of our permanent resident's - The Bottlenose Dolphins.
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Another day of glorious sunshine and calm water today when we sighted 6 Humpbacks. Mothers nursing their calves INSIDE Jervis Bay continue to entertain our clients. Great forecast for the weekend and next week. Ph (02) 4441 6311
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4 Humpback whales sighted in shallow waters today at Plantation Point. One pair, a mother and calf cruised slowly across our sheltered bay under brilliant sunshine. Magic!
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3 HUMPBACKS DURING THE DAY. Initially A lone sub adult made its way out of Jervis Bay heading South to return to its feeding grounds of Antarctic Waters. Our clients advised a mother and calf played close to Murray's Beach. The day featured our resident Bottlenose Dolphins and seals scattered through Jervis Bay. Fine weather and good conditions to continue.
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WHALES, DOLPHINS, A HAMMERHEAD SHARK AND SEALS! what a day on Jervis Bay. 6 HUMPBACKS, 3 groups of mothers and calves resting in our protected bay. Beautiful cruising conditions allowed our customers to view all areas of Jervis Bay Marine Park and be constantly entertained by our local and visiting marine mammals.
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A beautiful day out on the Marine Park today. We sighted 2 Humpback Whales resting right inside Jervis Bay and on the way back a pod of Bottlenose dolphins.
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6 HUMPBACKS inside Jervis Bay today. Calm cruising conditions with slight winds allowed for excellent viewing. A mother and calf first seen at Dart Point and then a brilliant viewing of 4 whales near HMAS Creswell in glassy smooth waters. See you on the weekend!
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We sighted 4 whales today, again mothers and calves resting and playing in Jervis Bay's sheltered waters. They put on an amazing display of breaching with one calf practising it's new skills and breaching for over 2 hours! Our passengers stopped counting at 65 breaches! A fantastic experience and photographic opportunity for everyone on board. Sunny conditions and slight seas are forecast for Friday and the weekend.
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Despite the overcast weather, today was a total success with 2 Humpback whales (Mother and Calf) located within the Jervis Bay Marine Park. The conditions for whale watching are superb and are forecast to get even better by the weekend.
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We had an unforgettable viewing of 2 Humpback Whales today as they surfaced right beside our vessel just inside the Heads of Jervis Bay. We also saw some Bottlenose Dolphins as we were making our way back across the bay.
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Wow! what a day on Jervis Bay Marine Park. We had 18 plus humpback whales inside the bay. Breaching and tail slapping. Book now for your spot onboard the "Spirit Of Jervis Bay".
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Perfect cruising conditions today with very little wind and slight waters. The great conditions made it quite easy to find the whales over 24 whales in fact. The whales were very active with a lot of breaching and tail slapping. We had the whales approach the boat giving the passengers a great view of their massive size. We also had the pleasure of seeing a shark and our resident dolphins. The sea conditions will be perfect for the weekend hope to see you then!
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Another amazing day with whales breaching, spy hopping and tail slapping. We saw alot of activity from 14 whales today. Sea conditions are good for the weekend hope to see you then.