Western Australia is one of the world's great destinations for whale watching, with an extraordinary coastline stretching from the southern forests and bays of the Great Southern to the tropical waters of the Kimberley.
And the best part? You can see whales in different parts of Western Australia for much of the year.
Humpback whales make their annual migration along the WA coast, while southern right whales are regularly seen in the south. In summer, the action moves to Bremer Bay, where one of the world's most remarkable marine wildlife experiences takes place: encounters with large pods of wild orcas at Bremer Bay Canyon.
BlueSun Travel offers a wide choice of whale watching tours throughout Western Australia, from short coastal cruises to full-day whale encounters and, around Ningaloo, the opportunity to get into the water with humpback whales.
Whether you are staying in Perth, travelling through the South West, visiting Albany or heading north to Exmouth and Coral Bay, we can help you find the right whale watching experience for your itinerary.
Where Can You Go Whale Watching in WA?
Whale watching is not restricted to one part of Western Australia. The whale migration follows the coast, giving travellers a number of opportunities to encounter these magnificent animals.
Our whale watching tours operate in or around:
- Perth & Fremantle – seasonal humpback whale watching cruises
- Augusta – humpback and southern right whale watching
- Busselton & Geographe Bay – seasonal whale watching cruises
- Dunsborough – whale watching along the South West coast
- Albany – humpback and southern right whale encounters
- Exmouth – humpback whale watching and whale interaction tours
- Coral Bay – humpback whale watching and swimming experiences
- Bremer Bay – spectacular orca and other marine wildlife encounters
Availability and operating seasons vary between destinations, so choosing the right location can make a big difference to your experience.
