Join the team at Moonraker Dolphin Swims as we take you on a snorkelling experience like no other. Snorkel with resident Bottlenose Dolphins, swim alongside cheeky Australian Fur Seals, explore underwater marine parks filled with colourful fish. Arriving at Chinaman's Hat where you can put your newfound skills into action, this is a local spot where the ever curious Australian Fur Seals are waiting to share their underwater world with you. Chinaman’s Hat is a man made structure built just for... Read more

Hervey Bay Whale Watch operate half day whale watch cruises July till end October each year. Family owned & operated by Brian & Jill Perry, the Whale Watch Pioneers (1987). Their vessel Quick Cat II is a fast stable catamaran with wheelchair & pram access around the entire main deck. Home made morning or afternoon tea is included. Whales & Fraser 1 or 2 day adventure packages available from $130 each includes morning whale watch cruise with light breakfast & morning tea on board, lunch at Kingfisher... Read more

Located only 2.5hrs North of Sydney, and just 25mins from Newcastle airport, Port Stephens is nature’s playground, a soft adventure paradise. Moonshadow-TQC have over 36 years of experience and we know how to look after you. Port Stephens harbour has been rightly called the “dolphin capital of Australia” as approximately 160 bottlenose dolphins call these waters home all year round. From May to November we are honoured to witness the magnificent migrating Humpback whales as they pass close by... Read more

Breathe in the fresh salty air of nature's aquarium, as you step aboard Aristocat 2 in search of the dugong and all the amazing and endangered marine life who live and play in the incredibly untouched Shark Bay World Heritage Area. Perfect Nature Cruises of Monkey Mia Yacht Charters, offer a range of cruises to suit everyone. Visit the website to see our regular cruises, or spoil yourself and explore Shark Bay on a special private cruise. Read more

For your experience of a lifetime, Sea All Dolphin Swim’s friendly crew will take you to Southern Port Phillip Bay, to a magnificent underwater world that boasts more biodiversity than The Great Barrier Reef, Starting with Popes Eye - The smallest Marine National Park; Chinaman’s Hat Seal Platform - Snorkel with the Australian Fur Seals; Swim with and observe Wild Dolphins* and Enjoy more on-board activities - 'boom net', 'duck spa' etc. With Sea All you can choose to snorkel or stay dry and view... Read more

Cape Byron is the most easterly point of the Australian mainland, and forms part of Bundjalung Aboriginal country, which covers roughly the area from Tweed Heads in the north to Grafton in the south, and west to Tabulam and Baryulgil. Cape Byron lighthouse was built in 1901 and for a century alerted passing ships to the dangers of the coast. Standing sentinel atop the 94 metre cliff at mainland Australia's most easterly point, the lighthouse is a must-see for all visitors to Byron Bay. Whatever... Read more