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We deliver unique, superior Whale Watching tours unrivalled anywhere in Australia providing our guests with the opportunity to Whale Watch Australia wide 12 months of the year.

Our year begins in Bremer Bay as we sight the oceans apex predator, the Orca (Killer Whale).

Join the award-winning Bremer Bay Orca Experience and meet the oceans apex predators with Australia’s most experienced Whale Watch family. Departing every summer from January to mid-April we visit the feeding grounds of the Orca and introduce you to the family pods who call this incredible southern ocean coastline home.

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Perth (Fremantle)

The two main species of whales sighted off Perth’s coastline are the Blue Whale and Humpback Whales. Other species have been sighted and these include Orca, Southern Right Whales, Sperm Whales, Beaked Whales, Minke Whales and many different species of Dolphins.

Bremer Bay

Bremer Bay whale watching is an experience that you will always treasure. The famous Bremer Bay Orca (Killer Whales) visit off the coast of the small Western Australian coastal town of Bremer Bay every summer.

Augusta

The picturesque town of Augusta in Western Australia is a sanctuary and meeting place for two of the greatest whale species found in Australian waters, the Humpback and Southern Right Whale.

Albany

Western Australia’s oldest town plays host to the Humpback & Southern Right migration every year from late May to early October. It is a magnet for West Australians and both national and international visitors.

Dunsborough

The tourist holiday town of Dunsborough in Western Australia is a hot spot for West Australians and both national and international visitors. Most visitors come for the annual Humpback & Southern Right Whale migration.

Busselton

The tourist holiday town of Busselton is famous for its world renowned 1.8km wooden jetty that stretches out into Geographe Bay, a resting area for the southern migration of the Humpback Whale and the calving grounds of the Southern Right Whale.

Orca

Orca (Killer Whales) are the largest member of the oceanic dolphin family.

A true apex predator, Orca live in matrilineal pods with the elder females leading the family. The Orca of Bremer Bay live in family pods of 6-20 individuals and during each journey we will introduce you to the families we meet.

Humpback

The most acrobatic cetacean species for their size, the Humpback Whale.

The Humpback Whale can reach 14-16 meters in length and weigh up to 45 tons. The Western Australian coastline welcomes the arrival every year of the largest Humpback Whale migration on the planet throughout our winter and spring.

Blue Whale

The largest mammal ever to grace the planet, the Blue Whale

The Blue Whale can measure 31 meters in length and weigh 100+ tons. Classified endangered there is an estimated only 12 to 20,000 remaining around the globe, the Perth Canyon is the Autumn feeding grounds of these incredible whales and one of the only locations in the world the elusive Blue Whale can be sighted in the wild.

Southern Right Whale

Gentle, endangered and mammoth in size

Tragically their name was coined because they were very inquisitive and occupied waters close to the beach to give birth to their young so they were the right whale to hunt in the southern ocean and a favourite amongst whalers.

The Daily Whale™

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Orca Season in Bremer Bay Whale Watch Western Australia
Orca Season in Bremer Bay Orca Season in Bremer Bay is from January through to early April as we also enjoy the company of beautiful Pilot Whales during the autumn
How Long is an Orca Tour? Whale Watch Western Australia
How Long is an Orca Tour? How long is an Orca tour? That is a question we have proposed to our research team onboard to self evaluate our time with the magnificent
Killer Whales of Australia Whale Watch Western Australia
Killer Whales of Australia Killer Whales of Australia include the Bremer Bay Orca population and today we had the wonderful opportunity of spending time with the family
Bremer Bay Orca Torpedoes Whale Watch Western Australia
Bremer Bay Orca Torpedoes Bremer Bay Orca torpedoes propelled towards us today as they surfed the swell in-between foraging dives in The Patch.
Why Don’t Orca Have Barnacles? Whale Watch Western Australia
Why Don’t Orca Have Barnacles? Why don’t Orca have barnacles? It was a great question asked by one of our Pod Members onboard as we observed the speed of the Orca surge
Foraging Killer Whales Whale Watch Western Australia
Foraging Killer Whales Foraging Killer Whales today as Queen and her family kept busy as they worked The Patch while Stormy decided to spend the morning playing...
Bremer Orca Fishing The Patch Whale Watch Western Australia
Bremer Orca Fishing The Patch Bremer Orca fishing The Patch today as we start to observe their foraging patterns change as we move further through autumn as Queen, Cookie
The Bremer Canyon Hunt Continues Whale Watch Western Australia
The Bremer Canyon Hunt Continues The Bremer Canyon hunt continues as we press into autumn with another Beaked Whale predation this morning.
Join The Pod in Bremer Bay Whale Watch Western Australia
Join The Pod in Bremer Bay Join The Pod in Bremer Bay and witness the hunt as today Queen and her family were back in The Patch and successfully captured a Beaked Whale.
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