All yearDolphin Cruise
Cruise the clear turquoise water with our resident bottlenose dolphins.
1.5 hrs
All year
Check-in, departure points, what to bring and everything in between. If it's not answered here, our crew is a message away.
Dolphin Cruise 1.5 hours. Jervis Bay Passage 2 hours. Whale Cruise 2-3 hours. Sunset River Cruise 2 hours.
We operate 365 days of the year, Monday to Sunday including public holidays.
A lighter jacket in summer, a warm jacket in winter (it can get chilly on the water), bottled water, sunscreen, hat and camera. For boom netting: towel and swimmers.
An add-on activity during the Dolphin Cruise. A net attached to the back of the vessel is lowered into the water while cruising. Best described as a moving ocean spa bath.
Children under 2 can't board the boom net. Ages 2 to 14 must be accompanied by an adult, and at the crew's request children must be seated on a parent's lap. All swimming abilities can join the experience.
May to November, when the humpbacks migrate past Jervis Bay along the Humpback Highway.
Between 80 and 90 resident bottlenose dolphins call Jervis Bay Marine Park home.
Cruises leave from the public wharf at Huskisson, near Fishermens Wharf Restaurant. Our booking office is at 58 Owen Street, Huskisson, on the main street.
Our booking office is at 58 Owen Street, Huskisson, on the main street. Cruises leave from the public wharf, near Fishermens Wharf Restaurant.
Check in at the vessel 30 minutes prior to departure, on the public wharf near Fishermens Wharf Restaurant. The boat departs strictly on time.
Dogs are welcome on the big boats on our dolphin watching cruise. We sometimes run smaller boats instead, and dogs can't come on those. Dogs can't join our whale watching cruise at all. Please get in touch before you book so we can check which boat you will be on.
Tekin and the catamarans all have toilets. Sensational and Adventure each have one toilet, reached by stairs. One of the pontoon boats has a toilet.
Tekin has a fridge on board and sells food and drinks. Our other boats don't at the moment, so bring bottled water with you.
Our boats have a canopy for shelter.
Yes, a public car park sits right in front of the wharf.
From the public wharf at Huskisson, near Fishermens Wharf Restaurant, on the left side of the wharf.
| Sensational | Adventure | Pontoon | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Passengers | 36 | 48 | 20 |
| Pram access | - | - | Yes |
| Toilets | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Sheltered areas | Canopy | Canopy | Canopy |
All yearCruise the clear turquoise water with our resident bottlenose dolphins.
Summer funHop into the boom net and cruise the turquoise water. A summer add-on to the Dolphin Cruise.
SunsetCalm water, BYO wine and nibbles, and the sun going down over Currambene Creek.
SunsetSit back with scenic views as the sun sets over the bay. Every Saturday evening.
AdventureTowering cliffs, sea caves, ancient rock formations and world-famous white sand.
AdventureUnspoilt coastline and the remote sea cliffs of the Beecroft Peninsula.
GuidedPaddle the calm waters and mangroves of Currambene Creek with our guides.
PrivateDiscover, our Seawind 1160 sailing catamaran, exclusively yours.
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