93 Lewis Street
Port Welshpool Victoria 3965
Embark on a serene sunset cruise at Phillip Island, through the sheltered waters of Western Port Bay aboard their modern catamaran. Relax and enjoy live music and light commentary as you sip on a drink from their licensed bar and savour your complimentary grazing box. As you journey across the bay, take in the stunning views of Churchill Island, Reef Island, Elizabeth Island, and the southern side of French Island. Keep an eye out for local birdlife, and Australian Fur Seals, that frequent the area. Enjoy the sunset as it envelops the bay in a stunning display of colours. Return to San Remo under the Phillip Island bridge as the town begins to light up, offering a picturesque end to your day. Optional prawn buckets are available for purchase on board.
Experience this spectacular two-hour cruise to witness Australia's largest wild fur seal colony, situated on Seal Rocks which lies two kilometres off the rugged southwest coast of Phillip Island. The boat drifts within metres of thousands of seals, enabling you to witness their natural environment first-hand. It is impossible not to be captivated by these naturally playful and inquisitive animals who regularly approach the boat for a closer look at you. Along the way, you will be captivated by the beautiful coastline and learn the history of Phillip Island's western shoreline with commentary by your captain and crew. Onboard children's activities, plus regular sightings of marine life such as dolphins and birds, will keep everyone interested during the trip. On the return voyage, relax and enjoy complimentary tea, coffee, biscuits, and cake. If you’re in the mood for something extra, a range of soft drinks, alcoholic beverages, and light snacks are available for purchase throughout the cruise.
Set sail on a winter dolphin and whale adventure venturing past the sheer cliffs of Cape Woolamai and along Phillip Island’s attractive southern coastline. Search for Humpback and Southern Right Whales on their annual migration route. Be on the lookout for dolphin pods feeding and playing, with curious seals and a variety of birdlife including the Wandering Albatross regularly sighted in the area. Includes: Whale and dolphin sightings (expected 80 per cent – not guaranteed), regular seals and sea bird sightings, witness the sheer granite cliffs of Cape Woolamai, Complimentary tea/coffee and cake, Captain’s commentary, and wildlife information and interpretation.
One-hour scenic cruise from the picturesque town of San Remo to the Cape Woolamai. See the spectacular granite cliffs and caves with surrounding turquoise waters and keeping an eye out for regularly seen wildlife such as seals, dolphins and eagles. Enjoy complimentary cake and coffee on the comfortable cruise onboard the multi-level catamaran. Includes wildlife and historical commentary. Visit their website for updated schedule and availability.
Wildlife Coast Cruises' Winter Whale Cruise is your opportunity to join in the search for humpback and southern right whales during their annual migration along this region's coastline, plus a fascinating and unique coastal cruise. Circumnavigate Phillip Island and enjoy morning tea and freshly prepared lunch on board. Enjoy sights of thousands of fur seals at Seal Rocks, the Shy Albatrosses along the southern coast, and regular dolphins playing in the bow. Includes four-hour cruise, captain's commentary, complimentary morning tea and freshly made lunch, Seal Rocks visit, wildlife information and interpretation, wildlife videos display, regular dolphin sightings, whale sightings expected on 80 % of cruises but not guaranteed, licensed bar.
Wild about whales? Join Wildlife Coast Cruises in the search for the majestic Humpback Whales during their southerly migration along the spectacular Wilsons Promontory coastline. See spectacular coastal formations and remote bays along the Prom, including Rabbit Island and hidden coves Enjoy sights of diverse marine wildlife and seabirds, with regular sightings of the shy Albatrosses, Australia Fur Seal and Common Dolphins, and Humpback whales once we find them.