A Perfect Nature Cruise on Aristocat 2
Tours Monkey Mia
Description
Hours:
7days all hours
Perfect Nature Cruises takes you to see and hear some amazing marine life in the Shark Bay World Heritage Area. You may see bottlenose dolphins, dugongs, manta rays, loggerhead turtles, tiger sharks or even humpback whales...
Nature is the conductor of the sea and she plays a different song every day, so you'll take your own unique "music" memories of Shark Bay's amazing marine life.
Description
Cruise on the Aristocat 2 - Step aboard our spectacular 18 metre sailing catamaran with multiple vantage points, purpose built to carry passengers in comfort.
Discover amazing and endangered marine life in nature's aquarium in this incredibly untouched World Heritage Area. We are the only cruise operator licensed to interact with marine life in the Exclusion Zone. This means as soon as we leave the jetty, we can stop at any time to take full advantage of your marine life sighting experience. Sit back, relax and watch some of the 230 species of birds fly pass as you see dolphins, dugongs, loggerhead turtles or humpback whales playing around in nature's awesome aquarium. All eco Marine Life Cruises are certified by Ecotourism Australia so we hold the Advanced Eco Certification. We also have the Tourism Council of WA's tick of approval. We are a Trip Advisor 2019 Winner in Excellence with a 5 star rating.
Map & Directions
1 Monkey Mia Road, Monkey Mia, WA, 6537, Australia
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Cancellation Policy
Low Season Bookings (1 November to 31 March excluding school and public holidays) may be cancelled 48 hours prior to departure and payments will be refunded in full.
Peak Season Bookings (1 April to 31 October including school and public holidays). Bookings cancelled 7 days prior to cruise departure will be refunded in full (minus $22 Visitor Centres cancellation fee) provided the cruise ticket can be resold. There will be no refund for cruises/services offered and not utilised by you or another person.
News
Seeing plenty of marine life... dugongs, loggerhead turtles and the famous SPONGE dolphins.