Sydney Outdoor & sports activities

we took the 9.15am ferry, it's not too crowded and the safety briefing was precise. the crew helped to spot the whales and we had 20 mins of whale viewing time before we said farewell to the the giant sea mammals. The boat was quite distanced from the whales, without a powerful camera it's looks pretty tiny. see the tiny fish using handphone vs the bigger ones using a camera. Overall, we thank God for the nice weather and good show-off by the whales. experience:great safety:good location: satisfactory, Abit far instructor: knowledgeable, whales do not eat during migration.

It is definitely a great experience that we had during our trip in Sydney. Although we aren’t able to see a whale jump, we were able to spot couple whales on surface and couple tails flopping from distance. Thr day we went had bumpy rides in and out the way and the staff did warned us if you would like to reschedule, we are more than welcome. They also briefed us on shore regarding all safety precautions and provided us bags in case needed due to sea sickness which i saw couple of passengers had experienced. Overall, everything is fantastic and in terms of worth it or not, really depends on what you would like to experience. For us, we definitely did.

Food was average but the crew made up for it. The explanation provided by the commentator was great and kudos to the crew that we saw dolphins and many sightings of humpback whales. Thanks! ☺️

This time, I participated in an activity I'd always wanted to experience, and thankfully, it didn't disappoint. I went out to sea twice. The first time, I took a large boat (with about 50 people). From a distance (about 100 meters), we saw humpback whales spouting and swimming to the surface as they migrated. In about an hour and a half, we saw around 5-6 pairs of whales, and even encountered a pair of dolphins playing around the boat. A few days later, I joined a fast boat (with about 10 people). This time, I was even luckier to see a humpback whale's tail slapping the water up close for two to three minutes. It was an unforgettable experience!

Compared to other countries, the safety measures are very thorough and the value for money is extremely high. You'll need to buy at least a photo and video package; the ultimate package includes another instructor filming from a third-person perspective, which is worth considering if you have the budget. The instructors' energy and enthusiasm were also on point, and my mood gradually shifted from nervous to pumped. The scenery in the air was truly stunning, and that coastline was breathtaking. Thank you to Skydive Australia and my instructor, Angelo. The only minor drawback was that things felt a bit too casual; after getting out of the car, no one informed us how long we would have to wait or how the groups would be divided, so we had to go check for ourselves. While you're not skydiving, you can check out the beach outside—it is super gorgeous.

very good opportunity to explore the beautiful scenery in Sydney. Once a life chance to climb the bridge. Worth a try

The original tour was supposed to go to Newcastle, but we were only informed at 6:15 AM on the day of the tour that it was canceled. We were then offered to go to Wollongong for a skydive experience instead. The overall experience was quite good, but the original return time was 11:30 AM. However, we had to wait for everyone to finish their jumps, including those who joined later, so we didn't depart for Sydney until around 2:00 PM, arriving back in Sydney at approximately 4:00 PM. You should set aside a full day for this. You can also walk along the beach nearby, and the weather was nice, so it felt like visiting an extra place.

The reception is near the cafe Saligna, which is about 15 min walks from 95 Castle Hill Road. Equippments have to be bought separately and not included in the klook ticket.