Discover a world of whales at South Australia’s largest marine focused interpretative centre.
Visitors can experience the natural wonders of the deep, explore the world heritage listed railway building, and gain further knowledge about Victor Harbor and South Australia’s marine treasures. The centre provides whale sighting information, education and research support services through a range of mediums. The centre brings together a unique collection of historic treasures, marine, cultural, and aboriginal heritage to deliver an inspiring and enjoyable experience for every visitor.
We love the Dig Pit where kids can dig for fossils!
Admission Fees
CHILD $2.00
ADULT $5.00
CONCESSION $4.00
FAMILY (2 Adults + 2 Children) $15.00
For opening hours and entry prices visit their website
2 Railway Terrace, Victor Harbor
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