2026 Whalesong Festival
Augusta, Western Australia
Come and enjoy the wonderful activities planned to celebrate the annual whale migration
as they visit Flinders Bay, Augusta, this winter!
From the depths of the meeting point between the Southern and Indian Oceans to the majestic and beautiful Blackwood River, wild and wonderful Augusta calls to the spirit of the sea the June long weekend at the 2026 Augusta Whalesong Festival.
The Whalesong Festival is a celebration for all to experience and enjoy what the Southwest has to offer in its natural beauty and community spirit.
The Augusta Community Resource Centre is once again delighted to host the Augusta Whalesong Festival over the WA Day long weekend, May-June 2026.
This annual event celebrates the migration of the whales and the biodiversity and unique collection of spectacular natural attractions that the Southwest and Augusta has to offer.
Come and celebrate this festival with us and revel in the fun, beauty and hospitality of our welcoming town.
Friday 29 May
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Monday 1 June 2026
Tickets available closer to the event
Prices will vary for each ticketed event from complimentary up to package deals.
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Whalesong Festival Opening Ceremony
Come along and be part of the free Whalesong Festival Opening Ceremony and view the new Whale Tail that was built by our local Augusta Men’s Shed to celebrate our visiting whales to Flinders Bay and beyond.
Music performed by Singrays and Ukulele Club.
Whalesong Frolic Cocktail Party (18+ only)
Enjoy local music and food while enjoying a glass or two of the delightful Subsea Wines, our wine sponsor or indulge in a cool refreshing beer from local southwest breweries.
Experience the warmth and welcoming atmosphere at the new Augusta Volunteer Marine Rescue facilities.
$75 pp + booking fee
Leeuwin Biddi Guided Walk & Sundowner
Take this guided walk to discover cultural, historical and environmental themes as you explore with your guides the new Leeuwin Biddi trail from the Boat Harbour to Leeuwin Lighthouse.
Once there, you can reflect on your walk while enjoying Subsea Wines or indulge in a cool refreshing beer from local southwest breweries. Enjoy local canapes while enjoying the music by local artist Kate Finkelstein perform as the sun sets in the west over this unique coastline we call home.
Free transport provided as part of your ticket back to the Boat Harbour.
“Ocean” with David Attenborough
