A passenger's report: Dolphin Wild Cruises and Jervis Bay Eco Adventures have done it again! I hopped on board yesterday for another eco tour: this time it included swimming and snorkelling at a secluded beach! The excitement began as we left the wha...

A passenger’s report: Dolphin Wild Cruises was the only tour operator offering cruises on Jervis Bay New Year’s Eve 2011. I couldn’t resist the chance to see the dolphins again, on a ‘dusk patrol’ eco adventure beginning with a sunset over ...

Whale Watching Season 2012   Rafts of Australasian Gannets are beginning to appear all around Jervis Bay and in another 6-7 Weeks we will see our first Migrating Humpback Whales for 2012.  Over 15,000 Humpback Whales were sighted going past Jervis...

Jervis Bay original lighthouse was constructed on the St Georges Head, Jervis Bay. Construction had been complete in 1860. It wasn't until Later this year, when the original map of Jervis Bay had been studied, that they had realised just how inaccura...

Corangamite - 6 December 1886 - scattered remains in 15 metres of water on the southern side of Cape St George.This 2420 tone crew streamer was on a vouage from Melbourne to Sydney with passengers aboard and mixed cargo. This was a 1885 custom built...

  POINT PERPENDICULAR LIGHTSTATION     Located on spectacular sandstone cliffs on the northern headland of Jervis Bay, Point Perpendicular and its lighthouse are one of Jervis Bay's most powerful and iconic landmarks, held in regard by the local...

Breaching - Is when Whales lunge themselves out of the water with great force, sometimes spinning in mid air before re-entry. It has been said that the whales do this as a source of navigation throughout their migration, to cummunicate with other wha...

A Passenger’s Report: My family are very happy, return customers of Dolphin Wild Cruises: the friendly and knowledgeable eco tour experts in Jervis Bay NSW Australia. Their office is conveniently located in the popular tourist town of Huskisson: th...

On the 12th August, we sighted the first pod of Humpback Whales heading down south to Antarctica. As the weeks went by, more and more Whales were sighted cruising past Jervis Bay on their way home. The first Mother and Calf for 2011 were sighted on ...

Each Year between the months of May - November, Over 15,000 Humpback Whales make their way up the Eastern Coastline of Australia on their Northern Migration to the sub-tropical waters of Hervey Bay, QLD travelling a total of 7204kms (3809 nm). The W...

  Saturday 28th May, Sunsets Over Jervis Bay as Dolphin Wild Cruises bids the Dolphins goodbye after another amazing day on the waters of Jervis Bay.  There was approximately 70 Bottlenose Dolphins in this pod which put on a fantast...

  On the way back from viewing 3 Migrating Humpback Whales, the passengers and crew were treated by a large pod of Bottlenose Dolphins at Honeymoon Bay cruising along the forshore of Jervis Bay. There was approximately 60 Dolphins in this...

 

View a pod of Bottlenose dolphins in Jervis Bay, playing on the pressure wave of Wild Essence of Jervis Bay....