Dolphins
'Envision’ moves through the water quickly, but safely and smoothly – you’ll want your camera handy as we cruise along beautiful Shoal Bay, past our iconic Headlands and across to ‘Dolphin hot-spot Jimmy’s Beach.
Relaxed – Personalised – Crowd-Free!
Chat with our Friendly & Knowledgeable Crew
Enjoy 360° viewing
Hear some Interesting & Informative Commentary
Baby prams, strollers are not permitted onboard the vessel
26 metre (85’) catamaran
Licensed for 300 guests
3 decks with main deck, cocktail deck and sun deck
Stage and dance floor
State of the art underwater live video cameras
Boom net and twist and twirl slide
Relax in the dry bow-net, hang on tight for a ride in the boom-net, or give yourself a ‘Titanic’ thrill at the end of the bow sprit. We’ll hoist the sails if conditions permit, while you relax and experience the best that the Bay has to offer.
Dolphins Guaranteed:
free return trip for no sightings360° viewing
Friendly & knowledgeable crew
Bring swimmers for a ride in the boom net.
24 metre (78’) catamaran
Licensed for 145 guests
2 decks with unobstructed 360 degree viewing
Completely enclosed all-weather cabin with extra large windows
Fully licensed bar
Built and designed for eco-cruising and sustainability in mind.Our Dolphin Watch & Eco Adventure explores off shore and passes Tomaree and Yacaaba headland, we explore Murphy’s gap and the outer islands of Port Stephens, whereas the other cruises stay inshore
18 metre (59’) catamaran
Licensed for 148 passengers
2 walk around viewing decks
Fully licensed bar
Boom net (for last 30 minutes whilst cruise is in motion)
Water slide (is put down when cruiser is moored in deep water - must be capable swimmers to use)
On board spa
Fun for the young and young at heart
"Just as we are curious about them, did you know that dolphins approach humans out of genuine curiosity too?"
Yes it's true!
Dolphins do love to interact with us humans as Dolphins are incredibly social animals, often forming close bonds within their pods.
Their curiosity extends beyond their own kind; they are naturally interested in other species, especially humans.
Dolphins have been observed swimming up to boats and interacting with people simply out of curiosity, seeking to understand and play with us.
This is why our cruises are so popular and why people come from all over the world and travel just to Nelson Bay to see them interact with our boats.
They just love seeing us appear and understand that we mean them no harm, as we treat them with respect. This they understand. It's a mutual thing!