Dolphin & Noosa National Park Tour
Dolphin & Noosa National Park Tour
- Duration: 1.5 hours +-
- People: Up to 12
- Age: 6+
- Price: From $75
Discover Noosa’s most breathtaking dolphin & coastal tour
Experience the beauty of Noosa’s National Park coastline from the water on this unforgettable Dolphin & Noosa National Park tour.
Cruise across the Noosa Bar and explore hidden bays, secluded beaches, and iconic coastal landmarks including Tea Tree Bay, Granite Bay, the Fairy Pools, and Hell’s Gates.
Along the way, enjoy close-up encounters with wild dolphins, turtles, rays, and seabirds in their natural habitat along the Noosa coastline.
The experience:
- 360° viewing from a purpose-built vessel
- Small-group Noosa dolphin tour (maximum 12 guests)
- Opportunities to see turtles, rays, and coastal birdlife
- Comfortable padded seating for a smooth ride
- Fast, stable boat for accessing remote coastal areas
- Guided by an experienced local skipper
- Intimate, personalised ocean experience
Departure/return location:
Noosa Ocean Adventures
What to bring:
- Hat
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Camera or phone
- Water bottle
- A sense of adventure!
Prices:
- $95 for adults & $75 for children
$306 for families (2 adults + 2 children under 13)
Contact us for private charters (12 passengers)
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FAQs
What will I see on the Dolphin & National Park Tour?
You’ll explore Noosa National Park’s stunning coastline, including Tea Tree Bay, Granite Bay, Fairy Pools, Hell’s Gates, Paradise Caves and Sunshine Beach. Expect to see playful dolphins, turtles, rays, seabirds and other marine life along the way.
When is the best time to join the Dolphin Tour
Our dolphin tours operate daily from November to June, offering ideal conditions for spotting dolphins and exploring Noosa’s pristine coastal scenery.
What should I bring on the Dolphin & National Park Tour?
We recommend bringing a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, a camera or phone and a sense of adventure. On windy days there may be the possibility of some sea spray, but we find this only adds to the excitement of your experience and we can privde you with a spray jacket
Will I definitely see dolphins?
Dolphins are commonly seen along Noosa’s National Park coastline, and while sightings are highly likely, they are wild animals — which makes every encounter unique and unforgettable.
Is the tour suitable for families and children?
Yes — the tour is family‑friendly and suitable for children aged 6+. With a maximum of 12 passengers, every trip is safe, comfortable and personalised Noosa National Park.
Book this Tour
Our Noosa adventure tours sell out fast! Be sure to book online in advance.
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