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Embark on a full-day adventure from Melbourne to witness Victoria's spectacular annual whale migration. Choose only one tour: a 3-hour Phillip Island cruise or a 6-hour Wilson-Prometheus cruise. Both routes offer stunning coastal views and incredible marine wildlife sights.
Choose a 1:3 hour whale watching cruise to Phillip Island.
Travel from Melbourne to the seaside town of St. Remo, the gateway to Phillip Island. Before boarding the cruise ship, you can enjoy free time to explore the beachfront and have lunch.
Embark on a 3-hour wildlife cruise along Phillip Island’s spectacular southern coastline. Traverse the striking granite cliffs of Cape Ngurahmai and search for migrating humpback whales and southern right whales during the annual migration season.
Keep an eye out for playful dolphins, Australian fur seals, and a variety of seabirds, including majestic wandering albatrosses. Complimentary tea and biscuits are served on board as you enjoy the magnificent ocean views.
After the cruise, relax on the way back to Melbourne.
Option 2: 6-hour Wilson Ball and Whale Watching Cruise
Depart from Melbourne in the morning for Wilsonsprome, one of Victoria’s premier whale watching destinations, renowned for its rugged coastline and abundant marine wildlife.
Embark on a 6-hour whale-watching cruise into the pristine waters around Wilson Prome. Search for humpback whales and southern right whales migrating along Australia's southern coastline.
Along the way, while enjoying the spectacular coastal scenery, you may also encounter groups of playful dolphins, Australian fur seals, and a variety of seabirds.
You can enjoy complimentary drinks and a freshly prepared lunch on board, along with fascinating insights from experienced crew members about the region's marine wildlife and natural environment.
Once back on shore, sit back and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the drive back to Melbourne.