A gray whale emerges headfirst from the ocean, displaying barnacle-covered skin as it breaches the water’s surface—a breathtaking sight for those enjoying whale watching tours near Bundaberg on a calm, clear day.

Humpback Whale Facts Australia

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Humpback Whale Facts Learn more about Humpback Whale Facts with Australia Whale Experience. Humpback whales get their name from the visible hump that forms in front of their short dorsal fin. This dorsal fin is short and stubby when compared…
A humpback whale leaps out of the ocean near Bundaberg, its body arched in mid-air with water splashing around it—a breathtaking sight often witnessed on whale watching tours beneath a cloudy sky.

Whale Watching Tours Bundaberg

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Whale Watching Tours Bundaberg For many people in Queensland, Bundaberg is their home. Every year, the green sea and loggerhead turtles return to this sanctuary to complete the cycle of life. The volcanic-rich soils give plentiful food for…
A whale’s tail fin emerges from the ocean near Bundaberg, splashing water as it dives beneath the surface—a breathtaking moment often seen on whale watching tours during a clear, sunny day.

Humpback Whale Migration

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Humpback Whale Migration Humpback whales can be found in all of the world's oceans. Every year, they cover vast distances, making their annual migration that is considered the world's longest for any mammals. Some species migrate 5,000 km from…
A humpback whale breaches the ocean surface during one of Bundaberg’s Whale Watching Tours, its body partially out of the water against a blue sky, creating a splash in the surrounding sea.

Whale Watching Trips Queensland

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Whale Watching Trips Queensland Queensland is a clear winning destination for the best whale watching trips. Departing from Bundaberg, The Lady Musgrave Experience host incredible whale encounters for locals and international guest.  The…
Two humpback whales, an adult and a calf, swim underwater in the clear blue ocean near Bundaberg, gracefully moving together as seen on unforgettable Whale Watching Tours.

Where to go for Whale watching in Queensland

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Where to go for Whale watching in Queensland Every year from the months of June to November, Humpback whales migrate thousands of kilometres from the poles to warmer breeding waters near the Australian coasts of Queensland. While enjoying the…