During Spring
On the Sapphire Coast of New South Wales, you can find Eden Australia.
Unfortunately, whilst I was there, I didn't get to see any whales.
When is the best season for whale watching in Eden?
According to Visit Eden, the whale watching season is in winter and spring.
At the Eden Lookout and Rotary Park, you can watch whales during winter and spring.
is the Whale Watching Season at the Eden Lookout and Rotary Park in Eden NSW Australia
Where is the Lookout at Eden in New South Wales?
Here, you'll find on the map below the location of the Eden Lookout.
When are the best months for whale watching?
According to Visit Eden, it looks like the best months for whale watching are from September to November.
From late May to July is when the whales migrate north.
And the months they travel south are from August to early November.
Eden Whale Watching Festival
The festival is usually in spring.
In 2021, the Eden Whale Festival is from 15 to 17 October.
See the program for things to do at the festival.
For instance, the Killer Whale Museum, a parade, wood chopping, the Exhibition Centre, and the Davidson Whaling Station.
Map
Here, you'll find the map for the Eden Lookout.
Eden Lookout NSW
On the headland, I walked along the path to the lookout. You can see Twofold Bay.
It was a windy overcast day in the afternoon. Whereas, you might have more luck when the oceans are calm and it's early morning.
The notice boards at the Eden lookout list the Humpback Whale and the Southern Right Whale. That, they are the breeds that journey through the ocean near Eden.
The boards also display the types of activities to look out for. The blow, breach, tail slap, spy hop, fluke-up, and pectoral fin or slap that whales perform.
Waiting for Whales in Eden
Eden Killer Whale Museum
To continue the theme of whales, you can visit the Eden Killer Whale Museum.
Its address is 184 Imlay Street, Eden.
When the museum is closed. You can see a dated 3D view of the museum that they have made available.
The Colorful House
On my drive through Eden, I couldn't help but stop. And, take a quick snap of the colorful house.
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I love whale watching!
It’s cool you love whale watching Courtney
Looks like you captured some beautiful photos there.
Thank you Wendy
I like the name Eden, sounds like paradise. Whale watching is fun!
Thank you Hera. I have a great-niece named Eden. My mum loved her travels to Eden, too. Glad you love whale watching.