Dear Industry Partners, On behalf of all the team at BRISBANE WHALE WATCHING, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you and your staff for your continued support throughout Season 2011. Season 2011 proved to be one of our biggest whale watching seasons on record, with daily sightings of the mighty humpbacks whales …

First of all, I’s like to thank you so much for the opportunity to get on the tour with Brisbane Whale Watching. That was definitely one of my best days in my life – just an amazing experience! I have attached a couple of pictures for you of this perfect day! Please say also a …

The Humpback Whale is the fifth largest of all the great whales, reaching a length of 17 meters and weighing in at 45 tonnes when fully mature. The females are larger than the males and their life span can be between 40 and 95 years! Newborns are approximately 4.3 meters in length and weigh in …

01 June 2011 The mighty humpback whales are on their way back to the warm waters of Brisbane’s Moreton Bay and Brisbane Whale Watching is gearing up for a bumper season 2011. Season 2011 will officially commence on Saturday 18th June, just in time for the start of the Queensland Winter school holidays. 2011 marks …

Humpbacks are ‘baleen’ whales, so instead of teeth they have 270-400 baleen plates which hang from the top jaw. This week we observed the whales feeding on large schools of bait fish, it has been widely believed that the whales only feed in the Antarctic however these sub-adults were certainly taking advantage of the abundant …

Up close and personal was the only way I could describe the whale’s behavior this week once we rounded the north western end of Moreton Island. Pods of sub Adults were in abundance and mugging us on board Eye Spy so close we could that it was a question of ‘who was watching who’. The …