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Updated: 3.30 pm - 27/07/2024
Phillip Island Seal Cruise

Departs Cowes Jetty Daily 2pm

Next available cruise:
Monday 29th July

Cape Cruise

Departs San Remo Jetty 10:45am

Next available cruise:
Sunday 28th July

Whale Tail Winter Whale Cruise

Departs Rhyll Jetty.

Next available cruise:
Wednesday 31st july 8:30am

Dolphin & Whale Cruise

Departs San Remo Jetty.

Next available cruise:
Monday 29th July 9am

Wilsons Prom Whale Cruise

Departs Port Welshpool Jetty, 10.30am

Next available cruise:
Friday 23rd August

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The most common seabirds seen on our cruises include the Shy Albatross, Silver Gull, Pied Cormorant, Black-faced Cormorant, Crested Tern, Short-tailed Shearwater, Pacific Gull, Kelp Gull, Sooty Oystercatcher, and of course the Little Penguin.

On the Seal Watching Cruise and the Winter Whale Cruise you will cruise past the breeding colonies of Little Penguins, Crested Terns and Silver Gulls on Summerlands Peninsula. While on the Captain’s Lunch and Cape Woolamai Cruise, you have a very good chance of spotting Wedge tail and White bellied Sea Eagles.

Did you know? Australian fur seals do not eat birds, which is why you can see many different bird species at Seal Rocks. Other seals such as New Zealand Fur Seal, Sea Lion and Leopard Seal are known to eat birds, and you can occasionally see these seals around Phillip Island.

See the Seasonal cycle to find out which birds you are likely to see when you hop on board one of our cruises

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crested tern       gannet

pacific gull          sheawater

silver gull sooty oyster catcherpenguin