Wanting to go whale watching Sunshine Coast style? Here are some great ideas for an unforgettable family experience!
Whale watching Sunshine Coast
Here are some commercial whale watching Sunshine Coast providers to investigate:
Whale One (Mooloolaba)
Ph: 1300 942 531
Address: 123 Parkyn Parade, Mooloolaba
Find Whale One’s discount whale watching voucher here.
Epic Ocean Adventures (Rainbow Beach)
Ph: 0408 738 192
Address: 1/6 Rainbow Beach Rd, Rainbow Beach
Sunreef (Mooloolaba)
Ph: 5444 5656
Address: 11 & 12/123 Parkyn Parade, Mooloolaba
Fish n Crab Deep Sea Charters (Mooloolaba)
Ph: 5452 6697
Address: Coast Guard Mooloolaba, 50 Parkyn Parade, Mooloolaba
Smithys Fishing Charters (Minyama)
Ph: 0407 574 868
Address: 21 Nicklin Way, Buddina
Mooloolaba Jet Boat
Ph: 0402 624 825
Address: 123 Parkyn Parade, Mooloolaba
Liquid Getaway
Ph: 5326 1700
Address: Parkyn Parade, Mooloolaba
Land-based whale watching Sunshine Coast spots
Here are some ideal spots to get some whale watching Sunshine Coast done WITHOUT having to pay a cent!
Point Perry, Coolum
There’s a lookout on the edge of the point that’s a great vantage point for spotting a passing migrating Humpack! Travel along the Coolum Boardwalk up to the tippy top, it’s about 10 minutes along.
Point Cartwright, Kawana
You’ll want to go to the northern point of Pacific Boulevard and then travel to the lighthouse.
Moffat Headland, Moffat Beach
Travel straight up the hill from the Moffat Beach car park for some beautiful panoramic views to watch the whales jump and frolick.
Point Arkwright, Coolum
You can see all the way across to Moreton Island! It’s on the Coolum boardwalk (make sure you’re choosing the Point Arkwright car park)
Dolphin Point, Noosa National Park
It’s about twenty minutes along the bitumen path of the Noosa Coastal Track. The name says it all but you’ll also manage to spot the occasional passing whale. A gorgeous spot!
Whale watching Sunshine Coast
This is a life-changing activity for your family. There’s an unearthly beauty that comes with watching these peaceful giants at play. It truly has to be seen to be believed.
