The full story and video about that is here.

Very nice, but also it is such rare visit and nobody know when Killer whales will visit again. Humpback whales are more predictable. On www.whalewatchingsydney.net website there is list with Humpback whales sightings, but I decided put numbers into more convenient form.

This is statistic for 3 and half year, but it is clear visible two peeks in the season. Especially these peaks were distinct last year. In June/July Humpback whales migrating North for breeding. From end of September until December they  are going back South. At this time of year females with new born calves usually are seen closer to shore. Can’t wait for the Spring then they gonna start coming back.

P.S. As Humpback whales are main attraction in this chart I didn’t include sightings of Pacific and Bottlenose dolphins, False Killer whales, Southern Right whales, Killer Whales (Orcas), Minke Whales

Whale watching in Sydney. What is best time is a post from: Travel Tips