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A long the coast of Sydney, the winter period of June to August is rush hour on the “humpback highway”, as thousands of
whales migrate from Antarctica to sub-tropical breeding grounds such as Hervey Bay in Queensland. Well, the
whales, including mothers and their newborns, can also be spotted as they make the long trip back to the icy waters of the Southern Ocean between September and November.and the annual migration season along the coast of New South Wales is from May to November. On this trip, you may see these magnificent creatures on a show of fin and tail slapping or breeching.
A record-breaking number of
whales – up to 18,000 –
