Sydney Port has a traditional tourism program-whale watching ~
Recently, Sydney has entered its best time to watch whales.
However, since the event was not controlled by man-made factors, many tourists were "resentful and disappointed".
Recently, however, a group of tourists to see whales hardly too lucky, lucky to receive a pair of humpback whales "meet", see this once-in-a-lifetime scene.
It is reported that such a scene appears between North Head and South Head.
The two humpback whales ran into the boat as they sailed toward the harbour entrance, looking for whale tracks.
Professionals say such views are rare in almost a decade.
At that time, there were more than 50 tourists on board, and they were lucky to be witnesses to this magnificent spectacle.
In front of them are whales surfacing and the huge waves they stir, with familiar city views on the back-some of them using cameras to capture scenes of whale flooding.
Whale Watching Sydney, who organizes tourists to visit whales, is also struggling to repress their excitement on Facebook, because they did not expect such a rare picture to appear at the beginning of the whale season.
Whale Watching Sydney staff member Jonas Liebschner, who took the pictures above, said it was a rare scene.
"it's probably the most beautiful picture I've ever taken of a two-humpback whale I've been working for more than a decade."
"in general, in this season, such scenes do not appear more than twice, so this time at such an early time, it is rare."
