North Stradbroke Island Whale Watching Tour

This “Tour” is very popular with both Local and International travellers from all around the World!

Times and details of your Whale Watching Tour

• Your family/group will need to catch the 08.55 am Water Taxi from Cleveland to Dunwich
• The boat ride takes you across Moreton Bay arriving in Dunwich at 09.20 am
• We then travel to Brown Lake for a quick paddle in the healing waters and continue
• Driving through the Blue Lake National Park to Main Beach
• Here we stop and have a Cuppa and some “Aussie Damper” for morning tea (looking for whales)
• When we arrive at the North Gorge there is FREE time to do the complete North Gorge walk
• This is the most Easterly Point in Queensland very popular for its beautiful blue scenic outlook
• Whilst looking for more majestic Humpback Whales you can also spot other life in the blue water
• Dolphins,turtles, manta rays and sharks can be seen from this vantage point as they swim along
• Lunch is provided by Fishes restaurant with a choice of grilled, fried or battered fish and chips/salad
• After lunch more Whale Watching until 2.00pm when we drive back to Dunwich for your return
• We catch the 2.25 pm water taxi back to Cleveland so you will be in Cleveland at approx 3.00 pm.
• You do have an option to stay at Point Lookout and return via bus at a later time if it suits you.

What you bring:

• Sunscreen of your choice
• Sunglasses and a hat
• Binoculars
• Telescope
• Camera
• Favourite water bottle
• A BIG SMILE!

We supply:

• Return water taxi tickets
• 4WD adventure along the beach
• Morning tea
• North Gorge Walk to view Whales
• Lunch at “Fishes” Cafe
• Return to water taxi terminal in Dunwich

Price for the North Stradbroke Island

Whale Watching Tour:

Adults $130.00 per person

Children (4-14 y/old) $95.00 per child

Family rate: 2A+3C = $450.00

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(All bookings must be confirmed at least 36 hours before the tour date.

Please phone (07) 3409 9502 or 0409 123 586 or complete form below)

Whale sightings

(both North & Southbound)

for 2009

was

10572