South Australian Whale Centre

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Victor Harbor, Australia

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Tourist attraction· Children's museum· Local history museum· Tourist information center· Education center· Special education school

South Australian Whale Centre Reviews | Rating 4.4 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

South Australian Whale Centre is located in Victor Harbor, Australia on 2 Railway Terrace. South Australian Whale Centre is rated 4.4 out of 5 in the category tourist attraction in Australia.

Address

2 Railway Terrace

Phone

+61 885510750

Amenities

Good for kids

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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LILLY WILLIAMS

Love this place as I used to come here while on school camps as I haven't been here for a while so probably it's most likely have changed but might not. It's amazing place to learn about sea animals like the killer whale for example

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Daniel

Super friendly staff and a good place to visit in Victor Harbour. There's lots to see, touch, read and watch on whales, sharks and dolphins. Definitely a fun educational way to spend a bit of time with the kids. Or without kids as we did Parts seem a little dated and some of the interactive displays weren't working. Hence the 4/5.

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April GUAN

Not big but great for young children to explore. Every corner fills with surprise and interesting knowledge. Anyway,we really enjoy the time there.

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Vincent Schmidt

We were greeted by a really lovely man as we entered who informed us about what there was to look at and had a nice chat with us!There is an upstairs section for kids, a general section for everyone to look at with lots of information on whaling, whales and marine life and a downstairs section too.As a Sea Shepherd Volunteer in the Hobart chapter, I particularly loved the Steve Irwin ship display located downstairs. I spotted a few friends and familiar faces in the photos, videos and stories there and got to see a few more bits and pieces to do with Sea Shepherd.Definitely, a place the whole family can visit and enjoy! Thanks once again!

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Ruwan Jayaneththi

Good place for kids

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Peter Johnston

The staff here were very friendly, helpful and quick with a joke. Lots of information for all age groups on the history of the whaling industry and more contemporary information about all things maritime. There are 'hands on' displays for a more tactile experience or for younger visitors to experience some of the displays more intimately. The sand pit in the basement would be a lot of fun for the younger generation. There are a few audio visual displays to enjoy and especially the 3D pisplay in the basement theatre is worthwhile. The 9 entry fee is well worthwhile and goes to a good cause.

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Michael Woodward

Very informative about the whaling history of the region. Well worth a visit (particularly during whale watching season)

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Ron L

Fascinating collection of informative displays with daily reports of available whale viewing locations.