Monkey Mia Conservation Park Visitor Centre

Visitor center · Shark Bay

Monkey Mia Conservation Park Visitor Centre

Visitor center · Shark Bay

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1 Monkey Mia Rd, Monkey Mia WA 6537, Australia

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Sandy beach for dolphin sightings, visitor center, resort  

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1 Monkey Mia Rd, Monkey Mia WA 6537, Australia Get directions

exploreparks.dbca.wa.gov.au
@exploreparkswa

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1 Monkey Mia Rd, Monkey Mia WA 6537, Australia Get directions

+61 8 9948 1366
exploreparks.dbca.wa.gov.au
@exploreparkswa

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"Visitors have the chance to see wild dolphins up close during scheduled feedings: the dolphins are fed three times a day between 7:45 a.m. and noon (the times are dictated by when the dolphins show up). They are given a snack of local fish, but not enough to discourage their natural foraging, and interactions are designed around the animals' freedom to come and go." - Alison Fox Alison Fox Alison Fox is a Travel + Leisure contributor. She has also written for Parents.com, The Wall Street Journal, and amNewYork. When she’s not in New York City, she can be found at the beach or on the slopes. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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Janelle Lewis

Google
This has been on my bucket list for 33 years and I finally made it. I just wish I had been able to go years ago when anyone could feed the dolphins! But it is under great management now to conserve the area and protect the best interests of the dolphins so I understand why, as its very well explained by the rangers. You need to buy a ticket to enter the area which gives you access to the dolphin experience, which is very reasonably priced, and the ticket is valid for 24hrs.

Heather Sarau

Google
Absolutely stunning place. RaC Dolphin Resort has everything. 2 pools, one heated dolphins come in to the shallows to be fed, marine life incredible, kayaking along the shoreline restaurant and bar. I could live here.

Brittany

Google
The area is cool but total rip-off for the dolphin experience. $15 per person (not even per car btw which is ridiculous) just to hear someone rattle on over a loudspeaker and MAYBE see a couple dolphins? Overpriced tourist trap. It was far more enjoyable to come at happy hour when there isn’t a massive crowd of people cuz you’ll definitely see dolphins outside of the feeding time and you can actually enjoy a drink in peace. No wonder the dolphins don’t come during the feeding time, I wouldn’t want to be around all this racket either

Louis Layle

Google
You need to pay entry fees to go there. The show (dolphin feeding) is at 7:45 am, it’s less likely to see dolphins after 10am. You can see other cool animals such as turtles if you are lucky.

Isla Young

Google
We stayed at RAC Monkey Mia and did the dolphin experience in the morning. The staff were lovely when checking in and the campsite had great facilities. Lovely hot, powerful showers and clean toilets. A couple of restaurants/bars with happy hours whilst watching sunset. Large camp kitchen with bbqs, recreation areas, fish cleaning stations, power, water etc. and directly on the beach. The dolphin show was great, we saw 3 dolphins and a calf as well as seeing one hunting on the shore before the show. Our favourite campsite in Aus after travelling for 2 months.

q kaur

Google
Kids had a wonderful time getting to see dolphins so up close and personal. It's important to listen to the rangers to ensure a pleasant experience. We even managed to see some loggerhead turtles! Sunsets were the highlight of the place!

Sabrina Mathew

Google
We drove all the way from Sydney to Perth and planned to visit Monkey Mia only because of the dolphin experience which was mentioned that you can feed dolphins and it was highly disappointing that the public are not allowed to feed the dolphins only volunteers then please update your website and please don't mislead visitors after driving to one end of the world to feed the dolphins and then say they have stopped after covid doesn't make sense please update details that monkey Mia no longer allows to feed dolphins. The $35 fees is too much all this is nature and to earn money just to enjoy a natural beach and the dolphins that visit is too much just seeking ways to fleece tourists.

Kim Bawden

Google
Saw the dolphins get fed twice, they had 3x by 10am so get there early. Good info provided by the guides there about the dolphins, they know them well. Price is per person to get in $15 each for adults $35 for a family of 4. Book your accommodation in advance if going in peak season