Whale Watching Cruise from Hillarys Boat Harbour
Hillarys, Western Australia, Perth
Look for humpback whales during their annual migration on a whale watching cruise from Hillarys Boat Harbour. Come face to face with the majestic animals aboard an air-conditioned catamaran.
Perth Whale Watching Cruise from Hillarys Boat Harbor
Experience a 2-hour whale watching cruise from Hillarys Boat Harbor, ideal for nature enthusiasts interested in the annual humpback whale migration.
Highlights
- Observe humpback whales migrating annually off Perth’s coast
- Travel in air-conditioned comfort on a fully-licensed catamaran
- Receive live commentary from a certified marine biologist
- Optional complimentary pickup from selected locations
- Choose from three viewing platforms for optimal whale observation
Description
Join a scenic 2-hour whale watching cruise departing from Hillarys Boat Harbor, located just north of Perth. You can take advantage of complimentary bus pickup from selected locations or arrange your own transport to the harbor. The catamaran provides air-conditioned comfort and three separate viewing areas, allowing you to observe migrating humpback whales from September through November.
Enjoy the large open-air deck suitable for photography and listen to live commentary from a certified marine biologist. Snacks and drinks are available for purchase from the licensed onboard bar. If no whales are spotted on your cruise, you are entitled to join another tour the following day at no extra charge.
Includes
- 2-hour whale watching cruise
- Live commentary from a marine biologist
- Complimentary pickup and drop-off by bus when selected
Excludes
- Food and drinks
Important Information
- Whale sightings cannot be guaranteed. If no whales are seen, a free transfer to the next available cruise is offered.
- Pickup location and time are confirmed by the local operator after booking.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For best results, book early in the migration season (September to November) and bring sun protection and a camera to capture the wildlife.
