The southbound migration starts, and 5 October is a long weekend in both states.
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Whales are heading south. Long weekends are heading your way.
Whales are heading south. Long weekends are heading your way.
September turns the whale migration around. The southbound run brings mothers and calves back down the coast, and it is the slower, closer half of the season. Then 5 October lands as a long weekend in Queensland and New South Wales at the same time.
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1
Southbound season starts
Calves travelling with their mothers stay closer to shore, which makes September and October the better half of the migration to watch.
2
A rare aligned long weekend
King's Birthday in Queensland and Labour Day in New South Wales both fall on 5 October. Two states off at once.
3
Book the coast run early
Aligned long weekends put pressure on every coastal route at once. Transfers in that window go quickly.
Get ahead of the long weekend
Two states on holiday on the same Monday. Locking in transfers now is the difference between a plan and a scramble.
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