The last week or so has seen an increasing number of mothers and calves coming through. This makes for excellent shore-based whale watching. I cycled some of the Narooma-Dalmeny cycleway keeping up easily with one pair including a very agile calf. Then to cap it off I was the guide on a Montague Island Evening Tour which had a mother and calf that were both so energetic it makes one wonder how they cold make it down to Antarctica at this rate! Breaches, jumps, tail slaps and many of these were almost synchronised between the two!
Posted by: Montague Mark | October 22, 2010
Mother-Calf action aplenty!
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Posted by: islandchartersnarooma | October 6, 2010
Fantastic whale watching with Island Charters Narooma
Fourteen whales entertained us between Narooma bar and Montague Island this morning. They were all juveniles and most of the time were busy filling their cavernous mouths. We were treated to some tail flapping and a couple of great breeches fairly close to the boat. But when they came right over to us they were mainly just feeding. 120 dolphins swam with the boat on the way back into Narooma some people wound up quite wet standing at the front of the bow watching but were also quite exhilarated. A group of locals who had never been out before couldn’t believe it had taken them so long to get around to going out.
Next scheduled departure is 9.30am Thursday 7 October (subject to minimum numbers and weather conditions). Call 0408 428 857 to book your seat! www.islandchartersnarooma.com.au.
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Posted by: Region X Kayak Experiences Batemans Bay | October 4, 2010
Glassy Oceans
Region X cruised out of Mossy Point this morning with a full crew of sea kayakers. Fishermen had reported up to 100 whales out around 5 miles off Burrewarra Point on sunday, the best day they had ever seen, a few reported they forgot they were supposed to be fishing!
alas today the whales were still out in deep water, too far offshore for our group to reach, instead we had dolphins, yummy cake, brewed coffee and crystal clear waters as we explored the secluded beaches and bay of the Burrewarra 
Point Sanctuary zones. Magical Morning on the water regardless.
Glass bottom kayak tour on Wednesday, Next Whale watching Sea Kayak tour on Saturday 9.10.10
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Posted by: Region X Kayak Experiences Batemans Bay | September 28, 2010
Whales out wide
Todays RegionX Sea Kayak Whale watching tour had to be content with dolphins and loads of diving gannets, we did manage to see distant whales on the horizon when we floated around Burrewarra Pt Lighthouse.
The Slot at Burrewarra Point
Although no close encounters we were treated to great coffee, cake, cliff ledge paddling and glassy oceans! Kayak hire has been popular lately with lots of sightings of large Rays in the clear waters of the Tomaga River.
Glass Bottom Kayak Tour tomorrow and Whale watching this weekend call 1800 802 528
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Posted by: naroomacharters | September 24, 2010
Narooma whales put on a show
Narooma Charters experienced some of the best Whale Watching (or should I say people watching) last weekend with up to 60 whales playing and feeding near Montague Island on sunday 19-9-10. Some great photos were taken and we have also uploaded a new video on You Tube for people to view.
Narooma whales showing off 19-09-2010Narooma whales breaching
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