True Blue Cruises - Sydney Whale Watching

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Dolphin/Whale Watching
Marine Animal Viewing
Catamaran
Sunglasses
Video Camera/Camera
Seasickness Tablets
Thermals/Warm Jumper

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True Blue Cruises - Sydney Whale Watching offer unforgettable whale watching cruises from Sydney Harbour.

Tours begin in mid May - mid November each year and take in the Humpback Whales' northern/southern migration. There are 4hr morning and afternoon trips, departing from King Street Wharf 8, Darling Harbour.

The vessels are purpose built for whale watching, offering 2 level decks with a 360 degree lower viewing deck to be as close to the whales as possible.

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Further Information: True Blue Cruises - Sydney Whale Watching offer a 100% guarantee to see whales on all their morning and afternoon cruises from June 1 to July 31 or 50% refund will be given and a free return trip on all other dates if no whales are sighted.
Info for Disabled: We have wheel chair access and ask that you mention this when booking. Whilst we are happy to take booking for children under 6. However in the interest of comfort do not recommend this tour for babies and small children.
Vessel Types: Catamaran
Tour Types: Dolphin/Whale Watching
Suitable for: Individuals
What to Bring/Wear: Sunglasses, Video Camera/Camera, Seasickness Tablets, Thermals/Warm Jumper
Activities: Marine Animal Viewing

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True Blue Cruises - Sydney Whale Watching

by Lisa 26/09/2011 As a Couple

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Our True Blue Trip was part of a iVenture Pass and I am glad I didn't pay the full price as there was literally NO communication on the boat and we felt like stupid ripped off tourists.
We did see whales which weights everything else off but the crew should really talk more to their passengers, tell them a bit about whales and their journey, tell them how long it is going to be (we headed out towards the open sea for almost 2 hours without any feedback on when we would arrive, half the boat was sick and there was no sympathy whatsoever from the crew, on the contrary, they suggested the guys to sit inside which is the worst thing you can do when you're feeling sick) etc ... Read More (Date of experience: Sep, 2011 )