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Wednesday 15 July 2009

WHALE WATCHING SEASON HAS HIT WARRNAMBOOL!

The coastal capital of the Great Ocean Road - Warrnambool - has welcomed some Southern Right Whales, to its Logans Beach whale nursery – marking the beginning of the whale watching season for 2009! 

The whales are traditionally in Warrnambool's waters until October each year – so while you have the chance - get to Warrnambool to watch these amazing mammals. The specially designed whale-viewing platform at Logans Beach allows visitors to experience the whales that venture within 100 metres of the shoreline. 

"The winter months are a great time to be in Warrnambool– the town is a buzz with whale sightings, with everyone down at Logans Beach waiting for the whales to breach & blow," said Carole Reid, Chief Executive Officer – Shipwreck Coast Marketing.  

The town of Warrnambool, Victoria goes into "whale mode" during the season and looks forward to their Antarctic visitors, who travel to the warmer waters off Warrnambool to have their calves.   

Head down to Warrnambool and join in the excitement with a range of special whale watching experiences and accommodation packages on offer.  

New for 2009 Whale Season:-

There is a range of new ways to experience Warrnambool Whales in 2009:-
  • Train – VLINE from Melbourne and be collected from Warrnambool Station – Bookings required at www.visitwarrnambool.com.au  
  • Plane – Air Warrnambool operates flights over the Logans Beach area to get a birds eye view;
  • Boat - Perfect opportunity to see the whales from the sea
All tour options are available from www.visitwarrnambool.com.au  or by calling the Warrnambool Visitor Centre 1800 637 725

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