Monkey Mia Conservation Park Visitor Centre

A must see attraction if you're in the area! Great place to learn more about the area and the conservation efforts taken place to maintain this area.Nice little dolphin experience as well, and learn about the local flaura and fauna.Doesn't hurt that this is located in the resort, so plenty of things to do here too if you're in the area.

There are no public feeding of the dolphins since 2020! Due to risk of the dolphins getting covid! They need to update this almost everywhere as the ticket is only for the beach part, you can go to the jetty and watch the dolphins from the beach elsewhere for free! Also you need to be there for 8 latest, don’t believe the three feeds up until noon, look at the info in the pictures they are usually all done just after 9am. Additionally they are super strict with the paying visitors 150-200 but then people walk up the beach right into the feeding zone between feeds or after and get to see the dolphins by themselves and the rangers don’t enforce the stay out of the feeding zone on them despite them all sitting in the beach huts with a loudspeaker system available to them. An amazing experience nonetheless well worth watching all three feeds, as more dolphins came and they were even seen hunting in the 2nd feed, we were on the jetty after and saw sharks and turtles! The dunes walk is great too seeing the red sand, white sand and turquoise sea!

A bit disappointed. But was still lovely to see dolphins in the wild, & outside of the Feeding" . This area is owned or leased by RAC. I'm a bit cranky at the fact that we are within a National Park

15$ for seeing the dolphins is a lot because in Bunbury it is free.And if you come to late then you will not see them. After 9amMaybe they should think about donate for this and not official paymentAlso that the park pass is not acceptable there is not so good.But overall it is a good location

An enjoyable and educational experience for all ages. With 3 sessions every morning there are plenty of opportunities to be close to these majestic creatures.Make the time to enjoy the walking trails too. Even the “longest” is pretty quick but very picturesque.

Great place to visit but don't stay here its always packed and the camp area us small. Dolphins are cool and there are heaps of emus

They feed the dolphins in the morning!3 times, first one is at 7.45am! It's super cute and the dolphins come quite close to you. It was a great experience! Emus walk around the park freely too!

Monkey Mia is a great place to visit. The dolphin feeds, daily x3 are well organised and in the interest of the dolphins. I'd recommend staying on for the 2nd feed of the day as most people came for the first feed of the day then disperse. We stayed and not many others did. Lots of wildlife to see

Monkey Mia is a well organised resort. There were two restaurants and a myriad of facilities. The park is well set up for families and in addition to the feeding of dolphins there is a lot to keep children occupied. Emus are part of the life of the park which is initially quite quaint - however they are quite intrusive and i had to rescue one young girl who was being pursued by an emu when returning her to her van in tears.

The cafe and gift shop are very well appointed. Good food and nice staff. But overall the dolphin experience is very over rated. Of course the dolphins are beautiful, but unlike what it looks in the brochures you can’t get anywhere near them. Hard to see with all the people. To be honest seeing them from a boat in the wild is a much better experience. Highly over commercialized unfortunately, as happens when something gets this popular. No reflection in the staff though, they are great and really care for the dolphins. Still, it is a beautiful area.