Surprisingly, last year Terrigal Ocean Tours also saw five newborn humpback calves on their way north. Traditionally, the humpbacks give birth to their calves in the warmer waters around the Great Barrier Reef. Recent research is showing calving to be increasingly common around the Gold Coast. This year Sharyn and Andrew will be looking to validate the new born calf sightings. It is possible that the Central Coast is more important for whale habitat and conservation than previously thought.
Terrigal Ocean Tours take a maximum of 10 passengers which makes it an engaging small group experience with the marine life. Andrew is a qualified marine biologist who gives an informative and interesting commentary and is happy to answer any questions.
For more information please call 0449999868 or see our website at www.terrigaltours.com.au.
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Whale watching tours operate from 1 May to 31 October on weekends and holidays.
Due to Covid restrictions, we will be taking only 8 passengers to ensure social distancing. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to see the whales up close in a small group. www.terrigaltours.com.au
Come and Sea Life this school holidays.
Sharyn and Andrew
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