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   Dawn05:26pm Monday 26th July 2010 ESTReport Abuse

   why is the head of the bight in south australia never mentioned as one of the best spots in australia to see whales

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   __A_YAHOO_USER__08:39am Tuesday 27th July 2010 ESTReport Abuse

   Head of Bight definitely the best for southern rights. Cat Balou Cruises in Eden for humpbacks.

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   Sherryl06:42pm Wednesday 28th July 2010 ESTReport Abuse

   Funny thing in NSW and Queensland you can go out on a charter and see whales but in Vic you get fined for going within 2kms.

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   Lily06:21pm Thursday 05th August 2010 ESTReport Abuse

   Whale watch operators on south-east Queensland's Fraser Coast are expecting up to 10,000 humpback whales to make their way through the region's waters this season.

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   Sveto08:36pm Thursday 05th August 2010 ESTReport Abuse

   You can watch whales even from the shore, that is even moreexciting experience. There are few good spots in Sydney from which is probably Kurnell the best. A few weeks ago we saw a mother and the calf just couple of hundert meters from a shore!

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   Mandarav05:46pm Sunday 08th August 2010 ESTReport Abuse

   Can any suggest the best spot in South-east QLD to view the whales from the coastline?

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   Peter05:38pm Monday 09th August 2010 ESTReport Abuse

   Seeing whales broach is a real buzz! Often seen of Gunnamatta. Also saw one hove to 20m off the starboard beam of the Spirit last year just to let us get out of the way. Wonder when the NIps will get into this century and just watch them. Apart from anything else, there's bigger bucks in watching than destroying these magnificent creatures.

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   Flick11:33am Tuesday 10th August 2010 ESTReport Abuse

   The Head of Bight in South Australia! Stunning limestone cliffs which rise from the Southern Ocean up to 300 metres high, and up to 100 Southern Right Whales (in season - May to September). Boat cruises from Fowlers Bay, scenic flights at Head of Bight. Best of all, not huge crowds of people - Perfect!

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   Imrul03:06pm Sunday 15th August 2010 ESTReport Abuse

   The south Australia is vary poulterer and nice place overhasty should be tourist and gaide

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