Whales Whales Whales. Mystery Whale Watching Event 20 spots only (15km)

We're going to chase those krill eating cetaceans and with a twist so be excited!

Meet at Circular Quay, outside Wharf 2 at 9.30am

Don't tap on as yet - as we might not start from there!

Total whale watching walking distance approx 15km

Start and finish will be in a radius of 15km and rest assured puplic transport (UBER) will be available.

What you need to bring:

Packed lunch and water
Sense of adventure
Opal card with $15 min.

Strictly 20 spots only so please manage your attendance responsibly!

Cancelling on the day won't give people on the waitlist enough time to make it...

Please follow my instructions on the day and keep me and the group in close sight...or you'll miss out!!!

Gratuity: $10

Grade : easy to medium because of distance

Some medium fitness levels required.

Plenty of get out points as it's Suburbia...

Below an AI reckoning:

Whales in Sydney August 3rd 2025
As of July 15, 2025, the whale-watching season in Sydney is still ongoing, with the southern migration of humpback whales expected to continue through August and September. According to the information, by mid-August, the last whales going north have usually passed Sydney, and the southern migration begins, with mothers and calves swimming south.
Therefore, it is likely that whales will still be visible in Sydney on August 3, 2025, as the southern migration is expected to be active during this period.

Southern Migration: The southern migration of humpback whales, which includes mothers and calves, typically occurs from August to November. During this time, whales swim slower and are often closer to the coast, making them easier to spot.
Whale Activity in August: In August, the focus shifts to the southern migration, and while the number of whales may be lower compared to the peak northern migration in June and July, there are still opportunities to see whales, especially mothers and calves

My phone will be displayed in the comments section below in the morning.

Set your alarm clock and I see your smiling faces in the morning!

Michael

NOTE: If you are feeling unwell or unfit please stay home! Limit of 20 people only for safety so please only RSVP if 100% committed to attend! There is no excuse for not updating your RSVP in a timely manner for those on the waitlist to be able to attend. Accumulative NO-SHOW`S and members who display disrespectful or inappropriate behaviour will be banned from the group. Members who show up for events inadequately packed with essential supplies will not be allowed to attend the event for their own health and safety. Walks are graded according to the difficulty of the terrain and access to exit points. Bushwalking is a skill. Members are responsible for assessing their own fitness and experience level before attending an event. All members are responsible for exercising duty of care for themselves and others. Be conservative for safety!

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