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Whale Watching

View these majestic creatures on holiday
at a Tasman Holiday Park

It's whale-watching season!

Tasman Holiday Parks Queensland, NSW, Victoria and WA.

From May until September, these magnificent creatures migrate from the icy Antarctic waters to the warm Australian coastline to breed. All the while putting on a spectacular show for onlookers.

Whether you’re whale watching in NSW, QLD, VIC or WA you’re sure to see the Humpback, Southern Right or Blue Whale put on a spectacular show of tail slapping, spy hopping and fluke waving as they relax in the warmth of the coastal waters. 

Queensland

The Fraser Coast is the spot for whale watching in Queensland. The sheltered waters of Hervey Bay is a favourite for Humpback whales to teach their young in the calm and sheltered waters around K’gari (Fraser Island).

Pelican Banks | Tasman Holiday Parks - Fraser Coast

Torquay Palms

Our boutique park is in a prime location just 300 metres from stunning Torquay Beach. Book your stay at our Torquay caravan park now.

Maheno Wreck, Fraser Island

Hervey Bay

Tasman's Hervey Bay caravan park is the perfect place for your next holiday with family and friends. Choose from a variety of affordable accommodations. Book now.

Aerial view of a long, pristine beach with turquoise waters on the left and dense green forest on the right. The sandy shore curves gently along the coastline, with a few people visible walking near the water and a boat's wake seen in the ocean. The sky is clear and blue.

Fraser Coast

The Fraser Coast is Queensland’s hidden gem, and our holiday park truly shines. Look for whales in season. Visit the world’s largest sand island. Laze by the pool or explore the kilometres of glorious coastline.

New South Wales

With its unspoiled beaches and lush landscapes, the NSW coast offers many destinations for whale watching. From Jervis Bay and the Sapphire Coast to the Far North Coast, Tasman Holiday Parks have a range of holiday parks to stay at and look for whales.

North Star Hastings Point aerial photo showing caravan park, creek and river | Tasman Holiday Parks North Star

North Star

Located on the NSW North Coast, North Star holiday resort offers ten gorgeous hectares of sub-tropical gardens, swaying palms, beautiful pools and awesome play areas.

Tathra Beach | Tasman Holiday Parks

Tathra Beach

If you want to soak up the sun and explore spectacular beaches, Tasman Holiday Parks Tathra is the perfect place.

Drone shot of Nambucca Heads

Nambucca Heads

Slip into a life of serenity and blissful relaxation with family and friends at Tasman Holiday Parks, Nambucca Heads.

Myola | Tasman Holiday Parks

Myola

Myola is the perfect base for exploring Jervis Bay, renowned for its aqua blue waters and some of the whitest sands in the world.

Aerial of Kioloa Beach, South Coast NSW | Tasman Holiday Parks Kioloa Beach

Kioloa Beach

Relax and re-energise as you soak up the natural charm of this scenic destination! Tasman Holiday Parks – Kioloa Beach is on the south coast of NSW

Boulders Beach headland with waves breaking on the shore | Tasman Holiday Parks Ballina

Ballina

Perched on the headland at glorious Skennars Head, our family-first Ballina caravan park offers the best of both worlds. Book now.

Deluxe Beachfront Villas at Racecourse Beach | Tasman Holiday Parks

Racecourse Beach

Hugging one of the most glorious beaches in the Shoalhaven region, Racecourse Beach delights every age group with a blend of natural beauty and outstanding family fun.

Victoria

The sheltered waters of Lady Bay in Warrnambool provide the perfect location to spot the Southern Right Whale. The protected bay is a favourite spot for these majestic creatures to birth and raise their calves.

Warrnambool beach and flora landscape

Warrnambool

Warrnambool is the ideal base for exploring all this spectacular region has to offer. This a jewel of a town is big enough to offer good facilities and great shopping and small enough to retain a relaxed seaside vibe.

Western Australia

Experience the awe-inspiring sight of majestic Humpback, Southern Right, and Blue whales during their annual migration from May to December, journeying from the southwest of Western Australia to the northern regions.

Salmon Holes, Albany | Tasman Holiday Parks

Albany

Head off to explore some of the most breathtaking beaches and cliffs in WA from Tasman Holiday Parks, Albany.

Aerial view of Tasman Holiday Parks - Denham Seaside

Denham Seaside

Unlock the secrets of Shark Bay, and discover why this coastal gem is a World Heritage site. Book your stay at Denham seaside caravan park today.

Aerial view of Kalbarri Beach

Kalbarri

Our Kalbarri caravan park caters for different needs and budgets, whether you’re travelling alone, with a partner or the whole tribe. Book now.

Yallingup Beach Park

Yallingup Beach

Yallingup Beach Holiday Park is a destination for couples or families with great facilities. Choose from a variety of accommodations.

A group of people walk through a dimly lit cave on a boardwalk surrounded by stalactites hanging from the ceiling and stalagmites rising from the ground. The cave is illuminated with warm, ambient lighting, highlighting the natural rock formations.

Yallingup Caves

Relax and unwind in a picturesque setting at our Yallingup caravan park.

Tips & Tricks for Whale Watching

Our top tips for whale watching on the NSW South Coast and Queensland Fraser Coast.
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Acknowledgement of Country

At Tasman Holiday Parks we are committed to nurturing timeless places that resonate with the enduring beauty and culture of our shared history.

We recognise and acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we live work and play. We acknowledge and embrace this legacy first carried by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the traditional owners and custodians of these lands.

Their deep-rooted connection to the land, sky, and waterways has shaped these places for thousands of years, and we are grateful to be a part of this ongoing story.

With respect, we acknowledge Elders past, who have stewarded these lands through time; those present, who continue to enrich them with us on our journey; and those yet to come, who will carry this legacy to future generations.