Dolphin Watch Cruises - Jervis Bay

We had a very special delivery this week! Congratulations to our very own Pary and Chrisa. Who had the most beautiful wedding and an 'Extreme' arrival! Have a great honeymoon! We love you! #Chrisaparymarry ❤️💛💚💙💜💕💕
... If you are looking at getting married we also do wedding reception packages, we love making special days! (clearly)
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- Mirgration update-
We have reached an interesting time in the Humpback Whale Migration, with our FIRST Humpnack Calf Inside Jervis Bay & Our first Humpbacks travelling SOUTH!
... We are also still seeing whales travelling north!
Check out how sweet this playful calf was yesterday!
We depart daily so book a cruise @ www.dolphinwatch.com.au
OR
Call us on: 4441 6311
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SRW - the "Right' whales...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiUkRYgGU W4

Aren't these Dolphins gorgeous!
Come and Play!
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This would have to be one of our favourite and most useful posts. If you are planning on coming out on one of our cruises this slice of information may be very helpful.
You are welcome!
... https://www.dolphinwatch.com.au/capturing -the-best-dolphin…/
To test out your skills:
Book @: www.dolphinwatch.com.au OR Call: 4441 6311
📸Maree Clout- Jervis Bay Through My Eyes
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Hungry Humpbacks on the migration
Have you ever wondered if Whales eat on their migration after leaving the nutrient rich waters of the Antartic?
Well.. Traditonally we have always thought migrating Humpbacks barely consume a morsel on their journey.That school of thought is changing, by seemingly strange observations taking place- including things we have seen too, here in Jervis Bay...
... It involves pillchards! 😮
To read about it hit up our blog https://www.dolphinwatch.com.au/but-do-th ey-get-hungry-whal…
To Book your own encounter,head to: www.dolphinwatch.com.au
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This incredible footage was captured 2 years ago as a large pod of Humpback whales were migrating south off the coast of Cape Town South Africa.
Worth the watch!
https://news.nationalgeographic.com/…/h umpback-whale-migra…/

The Winter School Holidays over!
We have made some great new friends along the way. Thank you to all our wonderful guests who made our holidays so much fun and memorable.
We had some great experiences and are looking forward to having you back on board next school holidays.
... HINT- Book in advance October School holidays WHALE WATCHING IS INCREIBLE!
WHALES INSIDE JERVIS BAY.
I wonder if we can beat our 2014 record of 33 Whales INSIDE Jervis Bay in one day!?
Book Now @: www.dolphinwatch.com.au Or Call: 4441 6311
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When out whale watching, we all know the signs to look for unusual splashes from breaching whales, and the famous blow from the whale taking a breath.
Whats also a helpful indication is a bird!!
The Albatross is by far one of the most interesting bird. With a wingspan of up to 3.5 meters, no one really understands why they travel with the Humpbacks. Some say maybe to help find food source.
... Have you encountered Albatross while out on board with us?
Can you identify the Albatross(es) in the photos below?
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Have you got plans for tomorrow afternoon?
After your cruise head on over to:
The Vincentia Village Produce Markets are on again with lots of yummy treats and locally produced and sourced fruit 🍋, veg 🥦, honey 🐝🍯& even plants and flowers🌱
... Vincentia Village Courtyard- near Coles 2pm- 6pm
https://vvpm.org/
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A question we commonly get asked is:
What is the difference between an 'Eco Whale Cruise' and a 'Whale Watch Cruise' ?
Both cruises are a fantastic way to experience Jervis Bay and all that Whale Watching is!
... You can head to our blog:
https://www.dolphinwatch.com.au/what-is-t he-difference-bet…/
To BOOK: www.dolphinwatch.com.au Call: 4441 6311
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Looking for winter school holiday activities?!
There are of course Whale and Dolphin Watch Cruises EVERYDAY!
While you are around there are heaps of things to do with all the the family, in our special little pocket of the world.
... You can check out more here:
https://www.shoalhaven.com/events…
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We were lucky enought to have a fabulous photographer onboard this week.
The talented Emma English Photography has yet again captured some fantastic very well timed photos. Isn't this incredible! Pt Perpendicucular doing its thing in the background. Check out her page to see more of her great work.
... If you would like to test your photography skills and get the shots for yourself (you know, just to see how they compare...) Jump on a Whale Watching Cruise while the whales are still heading north!
We had some great whales on todays afternoon sunset whales cruise "The BEST show of the season"- skipper Daz.
Whales were breaching, tail slapping and launching themselves all over the place.
To see what is on tomorrow, visit our website: www.dolphinwatch.com.au or call 4441 6311
See you out there!
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Wouldn't this be an experience!

When all the kids come out to play! It is the school holidays after all.
We have Dolphin Cruise departing twice every day! Make sure you give us a call to secure your spot.
... We can't wait to have you join us out on the water.
Drop into see the friendly team @ 50 Owen Street in Huskisson OR Call: (02) 4441 6311
You can also book online @ www.dolphinwatch.com.au
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The wind has died down, the swell has dropped and the sun is shining!
We are also at the PEAK of the northern migration and it is the SCHOOL HOLIDAYS!
Fabulous conditions are forecast for the next few days and Tekin III is departing for morning 3 hour cruises- A perfect way to spend a day for the school holidays!
... This is a video filmed last year with a very friendly whale. You never know what you might see out there!
Dress warm, bring something yummy to eat and a great happy smile!
To Book: www.dolphinwatch.com OR Call: 4441 6311
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We shared this podcast last year and it is just so good we couldn't not re share.
So many things to learn from such a wonderful man, who has dedicated so much of his life to studying and identifying individual whales.
A great listen!
... http://www.abc.net.au/…/conversations-w ally-frankli…/8565510
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- Naidoc Week 2018-
"Because of her, we can!"
NAIDOC is celebrated not only in Indigenous communities, but by Australians from all walks of life. ... The week is a great opportunity to participate in a range of activities and to support your local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community.
The Shoalhaven Naidoc Family Fun Day is on this coming Wednesday 11th July.
https://www.naidoc.org.au/…/shoalhaven- naidoc-family-fun-day
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They have found each other, they have found love and now we have found pouch young!
The first evidence of Estern Quolls reproducing in the wild on mainland Australian for the first time in 50 years!
Although the Eastern Quoll population is small and vunerable at this stage, the arrival of juvenile quolls is very positive.
... Welcome babies!
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- "On this day"-
One year ago to the day, we had this happen:
" HUMPBACK CALF ANNOUNCEMENT!... We have just had reports of 2 Adult Humpback Whale inside Jervis Bay off Callala Beach WITH A NEWBORN CALF!
Our Captain Tim, has seen many whales in his time but never has he seen one this tiny! He believes the Calf has been born in the bay during the last day or so.
Explorer is also reporting many breaching whales at the entrance to the Jervis Bay!
A day this extraordinary does not happen too often!"
We wonder how this sweet baby fared.. Hopefully we can meet again soon!
📸 Richard Tadday
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Very friendly and informative crew, boat was the slowest of the 3 leaving Huskisson so it took a long time to get out to the Bay entrance (built 1981), coffee/ tea was served at the beginning of the trip but would be better straight after leaving the Whales when people are cold from being outside in the wind checking out the whales. No food for sale even though boat is set up to have a little shop. Good toolet facilities, boat well maintained. Great scenery and how many whales you see is always up to chance. Dolphins swimming on the bow on the way back, beautiful and the closest I have ever been to them. Overall a very nice afternoon out.

Very friendly and informative crew, boat was the slowest of the 3 leaving Huskisson so it took a long time to get out to the Bay entrance (built 1981), coffee/ tea was served at the beginning of the trip but would be better straight after leaving the Whales when people are cold from being outside in the wind checking out the whales. No food for sale even though boat is set up to have a little shop. Good toolet facilities, boat well maintained. Great scenery and how many whales you see is always up to chance. Dolphins swimming on the bow on the way back, beautiful and the closest I have ever been to them. Overall a very nice afternoon out.

Very friendly and informative crew, boat was the slowest of the 3 leaving Huskisson so it took a long time to get out to the Bay entrance (built 1981), coffee/ tea was served at the beginning of the trip but would be better straight after leaving the Whales when people are cold from being outside in the wind checking out the whales. No food for sale even though boat is set up to have a little shop. Good toolet facilities, boat well maintained. Great scenery and how many whales you see is always up to chance. Dolphins swimming on the bow on the way back, beautiful and the closest I have ever been to them. Overall a very nice afternoon out.

Very friendly and informative crew, boat was the slowest of the 3 leaving Huskisson so it took a long time to get out to the Bay entrance (built 1981), coffee/ tea was served at the beginning of the trip but would be better straight after leaving the Whales when people are cold from being outside in the wind checking out the whales. No food for sale even though boat is set up to have a little shop. Good toolet facilities, boat well maintained. Great scenery and how many whales you see is always up to chance. Dolphins swimming on the bow on the way back, beautiful and the closest I have ever been to them. Overall a very nice afternoon out.