WHALE WATCHING
AXOPAR 28 T-TOP
At Cobli we are constantly showing our boat owners the incredible activities you can do with your boat.
Whale watching can cost upwards of $100 even $200 for a couple of hours on the water and no guaranteed sighting. However, if you own one you can go searching at your own leisure.
We took the Axopar 28 T-Top just outside of Sydney Harbour and the outcome was sensational!!!
What you need to know about Whale Watching in Sydney;
From April to mid-August the Humpbacks are heading north to give birth and mate in the waters of the Coral Sea. At this time of year, they tend to swim constantly north at 4-5 knots (5–9 km/h) and will have regular surface intervals.
From mid-August to mid-December the Humpbacks are heading south to return to the Antarctic feeding ground for the southern hemisphere summer. While they will tend southwards they may swim in any direction for hours at a time, with less consistent surface intervals.
Our verdict is that winter in Sydney is the best chance you’ll get to catch a sighting.
With the Axopar 28 T-Top arriving in February 2021 you will have plenty of time through the winter to catch a glimpse of these spectacular animals.
IMAGINE THE EXPERIENCE
New Lagoon 42 Sneak Peak
To celebrate the arrival of the new Cobli Lagoon 42, John Cowpe hopped aboard the sister ship, detailing some of the main options to get existed about and to show off the interior and exterior upholstery and wood.
Lagoon 42 Key Features
The Lagoon 42, “Spaceboy” is part of Cobli our syndication company – her 3-year program sees the vessel in the Whitsundays for 3 months over the winter.
Team members sailed from Tweed to Sydney to deliver the boat to its owners for summer.
Lagoon 42 Tweed to Sydney
The Lagoon 42, “Spaceboy” is part of Cobli our syndication company – her 3-year program sees the vessel in the Whitsundays for 3 months over the winter.
Team members sailed from Tweed to Sydney to deliver the boat to its owners for summer.
