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Naturaliste Charters Whale Watching
3 months ago
WEEKEND WHALEYYY HIGHLIGHTS: Happy little humpback calves were the main attraction on every tour this weekend! One of the most entertaining moments was when three shearwaters became the target practice for a mother teaching her calf how to breach! The mother tail slapped to swipe the birds and the calf proceeded to roll over, attempting to pec slap them with its floppy little fin! (no birds were harmed in the process)! Shearwaters 1, humpbacks 0. Another highlight was yesterday afternoon out near the Cape! We rolled as we over the swell with almost no wind as we encountered 4 blue whales cruise out to the depths! The large exhales were what caught our attention, often hearing the blue whales before sighting them on the silky grey surface!! #wanderoutyonder #whalewatching ... See MoreSee Less
Naturaliste Charters Whale Watching
3 months ago
Thank you for joining us on a tour Wayne and for sharing your photos from your experience with us, was our absolute pleasure to welcome you on board 😊 ... See MoreSee Less
Naturaliste Charters Whale Watching
3 months ago
The past weekend consisted of the calmest, balmy seas, calf cuteness, a bunch of breaches AND BLUES, blues, blues aaaand more BLUES!!!! At this stage of the humpback migration we're gifted with the presence of the beautiful mothers and calves! AND over the past few days we've also sighted the FIRST blue whale mother and calves for the season! The blue whale calves are born at over 3 tons and a whopping 7m in length!!! Bring on the final month of whale watching here in Geogrpahe Bay, be sure to join us while the whales are still coming in HOT and (very) heavy! #wanderoutyonder #whalewatching #ocean #wa ... See MoreSee Less
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3 months ago
ABC News coverage on the blue whales numbers! Want to encounter the worlds largest animal from SHORE, or even better from a whale watching vessel?! October is currently the BEST month to wittness these incredible ocean giants. Numbers for september have been unprecedented here in Geographe Bay, Dunsborough. These picturesque waters are also considered the most reliable, calm and affordable place to encoutner blue whales here in Australia! Researchers and whale-watchers have been lucky enough to encounter pods of 10-15 blue whales at once, with the closest sighting being less than 100m from shore!!! When you join Naturaliste Charters you'll be awe inspired by the enormity of the largest animasl to ever exist! All whilst a marine biologist provides you with knowledgeable commentary whist they collect real time data throughout the tour. We're also lucky enough to work closely with the researchers and land-based whale monitors from Western Whale Research who work from dawn to dust to count and collate crucial information on not only blue whales, but all species of whales that migrate through geographe bay- ensuring these populations are correctly protected and sustained. By joining the team on a tour you're enabling this imperative research to continue! ... See MoreSee Less
Naturaliste Charters Whale Watching
3 months ago
🚨 TUNE IN TONIGHT ABC Perth 7pm to find out about EVERYTHING blue whale 😱 AND the unprecedented number of blue whales that’ve already migrated though #geographebay for the season. The ongoing research by the team at Western Whale Research has enabled our team of on board marine biologists to provide real time information on the blue whales that our customers encounter while they’re on tour #wanderoutyonder🚨 ... See MoreSee Less
'You know you're in the presence of greatness': Blue whales migrating early off WA
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They've arrived early and in bumper numbers and Western Australia's whale watching community is thrilled with the blue whale.This message is only visible to admins.
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ABC Landline had a great episode today featuring Dave Riggs and talks about the Bremer Canyon. Some amazing imagery was shared for the segment, it was even great to see our first vessel Cetacean Explorer make an appearance. It is definitely worth a watch, it included some exciting news, the segment starts about 50 minutes in 😊
https://iview.abc.net.au/video/RF1904Q040S00/… ... See MoreSee Less
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How barley growers have fared after huge tariff imposed by China; A whole apple in a bottle; The country's biggest free-range meat-chicken farm embracing solar; Sharing the mysteries of the deep onlin...Give the gift of adventure this Christmas and get your loved one a voucher to join us on a Bremer Canyon Killer Whale Expedition, even better why not treat yourself 🎁
🙋♀️Our professional and experienced crew will be sure to provide you with an experience of a lifetime, with a Marine Biologist on board each expedition proving a full interpretation.
⛴ You will be in safe and comfortable hands on board the Alison Maree, a 20 Metre Catamaran built specifically for the Southern Ocean.
🥐 Enjoy delicious catering freshly prepared by the local Wellstead Cafe & Museum.
🐬 Best of all, witness wildlife thriving in their own natural habitat, from Orca to Pilot Whales, Sperm Whales, Dolphins, Sharks, Sea Lions, Pelagic Birds and more.
You can find more information on our website www.whales-australia.com.au or call our friendly office team on 08 9750 5500.
#wanderoutyonder #adventureawaits #bremerbayorca #naturalistecharters #WesternAustralia #australia #bremerbay #justanotherdayinwa #bremercanyonexpeditions ... See MoreSee Less
As we count down the days until our 2021 Bremer Canyon Killer Whale Expeditions, it’s hard to contain our excitement!! @sharkyaerials is just as excited and has put together footage from the 2020 season and we have goosebumps!
Music by Ryan Sørensen @ryansorensen_music
Footage and edits by Blair Ranford @sharkyaerials ... See MoreSee Less
Naturaliste Charters and our Bremer Canyon Killer Whale Expeditions featuring in a write up from the get lost Magazine. We are so incredibly proud of these expeditions and are always super grateful for any exposure we can get, whether it be word of mouth, social media posts, mentions in blogs or articles. To anyone or any establishment that has promoted our small family owned West Australian business and the Expeditions that WE built from the ground up THANK YOU 💙 You help us thrive and survive and we truly appreciate it 🥰
https://www.getlostmagazine.com/category-highlight/up-close-with-orca-at-bremer-bay/
#wanderoutyonder #justanotherdayinwa #adventure #adventureawaits #bremerbayorca #ORCA #naturalistecharters #westernaustralia#bremerbay ... See MoreSee Less
Get close to orcas in WA | get lost Magazine
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Head to the only place in Australia where you can spot killer whales in the wild – it's one of the best things to do in Western Australia.If you love Orca then this episode of Australia Remastered from ABC TV + iview is for you, great to see the Bremer Bay Orca being showcased in this episode.
https://iview.abc.net.au/show/australia-remastered-wild-australians/series/0/video/DO1847H001S00
#bremerbay #wanderoutyonder #bremerbayorca #greatsouthernwa #naturalistecharters #naturephotography #naturelovers #ORCA #wildlife #adventure #adventureawaits ... See MoreSee Less
Australia Remastered: Wild Australians: Orca
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Orcas are notorious for being merciless ocean killers, but as Aaron Pedersen explains, this is mostly a misunderstanding of what is one of Earth's most intelligent mammals, who live together in comple...What we are currently seeing
Every day is hump day aboard Naturaliste Charters whale watching experiences! From May to November, humpback whales visit the south west of Western Australia as they undertake their annual migration, an incredible journey from the feeding grounds of Antarctica to the warm waters of Australia’s north west and beyond to breed and calve. Our locations span the scenic south west, and as a result we have the longest whale migration season anywhere in the world.
From May, humpback whales arrive at the scenic seaside town of Augusta. Competitive, curious and acrobatic, this is whale watching at it’s most dramatic and spectacular. Rare blue, minke and fin whales are also sighted on occasion as they too make the epic trek north. From July, endangered southern right whales also arrive, giving birth to their calves in the protected waters of Flinders Bay.
As spring arrives, the whales retrace their steps south. The southern migration is special. In the protective care of their mothers, calves leave their birthplace in the tropical north and make the epic trek to Antarctic waters for the first time, an incredible journey for a baby just months old. The calm, protected waters of Geographe Bay offer a welcome respite to the weary wanderers, an opportunity to rest before crossing an entire ocean for the first time. The humpbacks arrive first, followed by regular sightings of blue whales from October through to early December.
Encounter an astonishing aggregation of marine wildlife on an unforgettable oceanic expedition. From January to April, our full day expeditions visit one of the least explored places on earth, and the only place in Australia you can reliably encounter killer whales (orca), the ocean’s undisputed apex predator.
Your expedition may see pods of long-finned pilot whales, sperm whales, a rare beaked whale and the largest animal to ever have lived, the blue whale. You can also admire the acrobatics of large pods of bottlenose, striped, and common dolphins, and encounter shark species that include great whites, whaler sharks, and the beautiful oceanic blue, a species never seen from shore. Enormous oceanic sunfish surface, disc shaped bodies sometimes 2 meters across. The remains of giant squid sometimes float on the surface, a predator of the deep reduced to scraps, squabbled over by an astonishing array of pelagic seabirds including albatross, shearwater and petrel species. Rare species are sighted each season, including the Barau’s and Black-Bellied Storm Petrel. The Bremer Canyon is a place like no other on the planet. Your experience like no other in your life…