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Eagle Bay Accommodation - Whale & Dolphin Watching |
| Whale watching in the pristine waters of the sou-west is a unique and exhilarating experience. Due to the regions geographical location Naturaliste Charters can offer a six month season, viewing these majestic creatures on both their northern and southern migration. | |||
 
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| Naturaliste Charters | Dunsborough Office - (08) 9755 2276 Mobile - 0428 938 056 | ||
| Experience nature with Naturaliste Charters, a West Australian charter boat company based in the pristine sou-west of the state, conducting Dolphin and Whale eco-tours. During our eco-cruises, witness the behaviour of migrating Humpback, Southern Right and Blue Whales, in the pristine bays of the specatular south-west of Western Australia. Or Interact with wild Bottlenose dolphins in the protected waters of Koombana Bay in Bunbury. Naturaliste Charters has a close affinity with the whales and dolphins of this area, being the first and original company to observe the arrival of these unique natural species in these waters. Finalist in the Western Australian Tourism Awards. Viewing migrating whales in the scenic south west is an exhilarating experience not to be missed! www.whales-australia.com |
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During the month of September whale watching commences in Geographe Bay & Dunsborough.
During the next three months it is a wonderous sight to view large numbers of cows and calves in the bay providing a calm and protective haven for weary young. The bay becomes a nursery as the calves feed and strengthen before they continue into the Southern Ocean. If you are fortunate enough to view the feeding of calves and to hear the 'whale song' on a calm Spring day, it will be an experience with nature you will never forget. The world's largest animal, the rare and endangered Blue whale, sighted in Geographe Bay, makes our cruises unique. Normally only seen in the Antarctica, this species was first sighted by the crew of Naturaliste Charters and are increasingly sighted each year. The Blue whale is sighted in the bay between the months of October and November. The last Humpback whales are sighted migrating in December. |
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