Brisbane Whale Watching Cruise with Lunch

Embark on an extraordinary adventure as you dive into the heart of Moreton Bay's waters aboard a luxurious catamaran, specially designed for the ultimate whale-watching experience.

Set sail from the vibrant cruise port of Brisbane, Australia, and join Captain Kerry and her expert crew for a day filled with awe-inspiring encounters with majestic humpback whales. Witness these gentle giants up close as they undertake their annual migration, showcasing their playful antics just meters away from you. We guarantee a 100% sighting success rate, thanks to our boat's expansive walk decks, outdoor viewing platforms, and panoramic windows that ensure unobstructed views of these magnificent creatures.

Operating daily from June to November, our tours are meticulously planned to maximize your chance of sightings. Departing just 30 minutes north of Brisbane CBD, from the picturesque Redcliffe Peninsula, this full-day adventure promises not just sightings, but an immersive experience. Your journey includes a return bus transfer from Brisbane's port, a guarantee of whale sightings, and a delightful picnic lunch featuring a selection of fresh, local produce catering to all dietary preferences.

Under the guidance of Captain Kerry Lopez, the only female skipper in the South Pacific to own and operate a whale-watching venture, you'll gain insightful commentary that enriches your understanding of these incredible mammals. A portion of your ticket supports vital whale research, contributing to the conservation of these creatures for future generations.

Enjoy the convenience of onboard amenities including a licensed bar, snack, and souvenir counter, all designed to enhance your comfort. Our vessel is also wheelchair accessible, ensuring everyone can join in on this unforgettable experience.

With a commitment to eco-friendly practices and a passion for marine life, we proudly offer this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to connect with nature in a meaningful way. Book your spot today and prepare to be awed by the splendor of humpback whales, all while enjoying the beauty and hospitality of Brisbane's renowned cruise port.

Skyrail Round Trip

Travel through the treetops from Smithfield to Kuranda and back again on the same day, on this exciting Skyrail journey.

You'll wind through the rainforest in a gondola that sails above the treetops. Your Skyrail experience takes you over and through ancient tropical rainforest, and includes time at two rainforest mid-stations. At Skyrail's Red Peak Station, knowledgeable rangers will provide complimentary guided boardwalk tours every 20 minutes. While at Barron Falls Station you can see the mighty Barron Falls up close and visit the Rainforest Interpretation Center. Whether you want to take in the panoramic vistas from lookouts, stroll among the historical displays, or visit the Rainforest Interpretation Center, you will leave each station knowing more than when you arrived.

In the small village of Kuranda, you will find locally made arts, sparkling opals and even a didgeridoo or two in the markets. Treat yourself to a snack or refreshments at the cafes and restaurants in the rainforest village. After your time in Kuranda, you'll return to Smithfield via the Skyrail with a camera full of memories.

Hobart Highlights

Welcome to Hobart, a city of yachts and spinnakers, gardens and galleries, sandstone cottages and stately Georgian homes, a city built on the pain and toil of yesteryear English convicts.

Your tour of Hobart begins as you join an experienced and knowledgeable local driver guide, who will share tales of life in the city. Pass through Salamanca Place with its restored sandstone warehouses, now repurposed as cafes, galleries and shops. Continue then through Battery Point, an area filled with historic quaint cottages, Georgian mansions and cafes.

Proceed on through the suburb of South Hobart to the Cascade Gardens at the foot of the historic Cascade Brewery building. View the outside of this unique example of early architecture in a lovely garden setting. Your next stop in this tour of Hobart is to view the exterior of the ruins of the Female Factory, a one-time prison for female convicts and mentioned in Bryce Courtenay's novel, "The Potato Factory."

Your journey returns to the city streets before heading across the Tasman Bridge, which spans the Derwent River and stops at Rosny Park Lookout. Views of Hobart from the Eastern Shore with Mount Wellington as a backdrop make for a great photo opportunity. The next stop will allow you free time to explore the exquisite Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens, before returning to the Hobart City waterfront and your ship.