Whale Watching in Perth & Western Australia
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Below are some of the most popular destinations to visit and embark on your whale-watching journey near Perth:
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- Whale Watching in Rottnest
Rottnest Island
Winter is the prime time to visit Rottnest for Whale Watching, as the Humpback Whale passes through the Indian Ocean just off Rottnest.
If you’re heading out to Rottnest Island you can consider a water-based whale- watching tour, running from September through to November.
Otherwise, land-based watching is also an option. Track to the West End where you may encounter the stunning whales in migration season, or visit Cape Vlamingh where you can oversee the ocean and spot a whale or two. You won’t get to be as close as the water-based tours, however the top of Cape Vlamingh is the perfect tranquillity for whale watching.
The Perth Canyon off Rottnest is a pygmy blue whale feeding area. Recently open to the public, it now opens its doors for the public to view one of the rarest, the Blue Whale.
Hillary’s Boat Harbour
Whale watching tours frequently depart from the harbour from late August to mid-November.
You can come face to face with Humpback Whales, visiting Hillary’s three viewing areas.
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- Southern Right Whale
Fremantle
Join whale watch experts as they guide you through the history of whales.
Share their knowledge of the migration journey, you get to be up close and personal to view the spectacle.
