Summer Clean-Up 26

Join locals, visitors and our crew for a community beach clean-up. This summer, we’re inviting our community to join us on the Cowes beach and foreshore for Wildlife Coast Cruises – Summer Clean-Up, a hands-on morning caring for the coastline we all love. Each summer brings increased pressure on our…

Set off for a seaside journey, pick up a car at SIXT hire car and embark on a coastal road trip to Phillip Island, only a 2-hour drive from Melbourne where pristine beaches and local wildlife await. San Remo stopover Before crossing the bridge, stop in at the fishing village…

It’s been another exciting week at Wilsons Prom, with five whale cruises running and a total of 74 whales spotted so far this season. We’re on track for one of our biggest seasons yet. Feeding and surface activity have been consistent along the coast, often joined by dolphins, seals and…

The TIDAL Seafood Festival in San Remo brings the community together to celebrate local seafood, history and tradition. It’s a weekend to enjoy great food, live entertainment and the unique culture of our coastal region. A Weekend of Flavour and Tradition The festivities begin on Friday evening with the TIDAL…

Wilsons Promontory Whales Update 21st August – It has been an incredible beginning to our Wilsons Prom Whale Season, with around 37 whales spotted across five cruises in the past week. We were lucky to enjoy a few calm, glassy days on the water, making the encounters even more special….

Our annual Spring clean-up event is back! It’s an event that over the last two years has brought together local business and community members for the combined goal of reducing land-based litter entering the marine environment and becoming a hazard to our marine ecosystem. The local marine ecosystem here at Phillip…

We are grateful to announce that we will have Uncle Steve Ulula Parker onboard a specialty Dolphin and Whale cruise on Sunday 16th of June 12:30pm from San Remo. Steve is a descendant of the Boonwurrung, Yorta Yorta and Erub people and has spent the last 20 years living on…

The Humpback whale sings, and its song is both haunting and beautiful. They sing complex arias that ride the ocean currents for long distances, and once the song is finished, they start again in a continuous rondo, bearing secrets that only they can understand. Researchers are unsure why they sing…