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Updated: 2.30 pm - 22/10/2020
Phillip Island Seal Cruise

Departs Cowes Jetty 2:00 pm
Next available cruise:
Friday 22nd of October

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Departs San Remo Jetty 10:45 am
Next available cruise:
Sunday 8th November

Wilsons Prom Whale Cruise

Departs
Port Welshpool Jetty
Next available cruise: Friday 22nd October

Wilsons Prom Full Day Cruise

Departs
Port Welshpool Jetty
Starts back, mid-November

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Covid-19 Update

March 19, 2020
Update 17/09/2020

We are currently operating for regional Victorians. This includes but is not limited our Phillip Island Seal Cruise and Wilsons Promontory Whale Cruise both running multiple times per week, exact dates can been seen when booking the tours.


What to know before traveling?


A number of measures have been put in place in line with government policy to reduce the risks in regards to Covid-19.

  • If you are unwell or have been in contact with someone known to have Covid-19 prior to your cruise please contact us. Masks are required to be worn on board.
  • We are operating at a limited capacity, so please book ahead to avoid disappointment.
  • Masks are required to be worn on board.
  • Indoor seating is limited and passengers should dress accordingly for outdoor seating. If indoor seating is required please contact us and we may be able to reserve seats if available.
  • Licences are required to be presented onboarding (With Regional VIC address) until Metro restrictions have suitably eased.

If you have a pre-booking and are currently classified under Melbourne metropolitan lockdown, you will be unable to join our cruise. Please contact us as soon as possible (at least 24 hours prior) to discuss your options.

What are we doing to ensure health and safety?

At Wildlife Coast Cruises we would like to provide you with an update on the evolving situation with Covid-19 and precautions we are taking.

The health and safety of our staff and customers is our top priority and we’re taking a number of steps to increase your protection when travelling with us.

Our management team are regularly meeting to ensure we have the latest information and are following advice and guidance from Australia’s Department of Health.

We’re maintaining stringent hygiene and cleaning practices on board and in our offices with staff thoroughly cleaning our vessels before and after every trip, including wiping down and sanitizing all surfaces. Masks for staff and passengers are worn at all times.

Aboard our vessels, we have hand sanitiser available and are emphasizing the importance of frequent hand washing and good personal hygiene with extra signage. We are opening windows and doors to increase the ventilation and fresh air on the normally enclosed areas.

To provide adequate “social distancing” we have heavily reduced our maximum compacity across all of our cruises and provide a consistent airflow throughout our cabins. In addition to this we’re also screening staff and passengers for potential symptoms.

For additional information please visit;  https://www.health.gov.au/

Thank you for your ongoing support of Wildlife Coast Cruises.