- Best for: Families or time-poor visitors wanting high-impact wildlife and coastline in 1–2 hours.
- Duration: 1–2.5 hours on the water; allow ~2–3 hours door-to-door from Cowes/San Remo.
- Islands & stops: Cape Woolamai cliffs, San Remo bridge, Western Port Bay, and Seal Rocks on dedicated seal departures.
- What the pace feels like: Brisk but manageable, with one main wildlife stop and limited open-ocean exposure.
- Inclusions: Indoor and outdoor seating, live commentary, hot drinks and cake on most cruises; food is light, not a full meal.
Slide 1 of 12, Cruise boat near Cape Woolamai, Phillip Island, with passengers enjoying Wildlife Coast Cruises.
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- Marvel at the rugged coastline and the towering granite cliffs of Cape Woolamai rising majestically from the sea on this 1-hour morning cruise.
- Keep an eye out for dolphins swimming in the water or fur seals laying on a rock under the sun.
- Snack on delicious cake and coffee and marvel at the dramatic sea caves along the breathtaking shoreline while listening to live commentary about the region’s geography and past..
- Did you know? Cape Woolamai hosts the largest short-tailed shearwater colony, where over a million seabirds nest and take flight each year!
- Marvel at the rugged coastline and the towering granite cliffs of Cape Woolamai rising majestically from the sea on this 1-hour morning cruise.
- Keep an eye out for dolphins swimming in the water or fur seals laying on a rock under the sun.
- Snack on delicious cake and coffee and marvel at the dramatic sea caves along the breathtaking shoreline while listening to live commentary about the region’s geography and past..
- Did you know? Cape Woolamai hosts the largest short-tailed shearwater colony, where over a million seabirds nest and take flight each year!
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AU$49
