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Humpback Whale Adventure
Tour
About
Your chance to get up close with the mighty migrating Humpback Whales. Join the crew aboard West End II to learn more about their annual migration, whale songs and behaviours.
You will have the option to go onboard to either whale watch, or snorkel and even swim alongside these giants providing they are exhibiting the right behaviours on the day.
This adventure is truly an experience not to be missed. Your day will be fully catered for and you will be provided complimentary photos of the day.
What's Available
7 featuresFull Day
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Where you'll be
Coral Bay Western Australia