Dolphin and whale watching

The best time to whale watch is September to November when whales migrate south.

Land-based viewing spots include:

• Burrewarra Point Lookout (Guerilla Bay)
• Broulee Island
• Toragy Point (Moruya Heads)
• Carters Beach Headland (Kianga)
• Bar Rock Road Lookout (Narooma)

For those venturing offshore:

• Humpback whales tend to swim close to shore near Montague Island on their migration south, and twenty or more whales can be seen daily
• Killer whales and southern right whales, dolphins, flying fish, hammerhead sharks and manta rays are common sights
• The marine park is also home to large Australian and New Zealand fur seal populations
• Visit the Office of Environment and Heritage and Wild About Whales for more information about whales or visit www.visitnsw.com for more tourist information including charter operators

What else can I do and see?

• Beaches
• Boating
• Educational activities
• Recreational fishing
• SCUBA diving and snorkelling