It was a wet and cold day when we arrived at Seal Bay. We opted out of the guided tour given the horrendous wet and windy weather! However the girls we spoke with when booking in assured us that we were in for a treat...More

This conservation park is well worth taking your time visiting. We arrived and first did the guided tour. Our guide knew a lot (a real lot!) about the seals, their breeding cycle, risks to their survival, individual seals and their characteristics. We saw bulls having...More

I took both the tour and a walk on the long boardwalk. Both were well worth the time. I saw many sea lions and pups in a natural Environment. I appreciated the dedication of the staff there to the protection of the sea lions. It...More

I never knew trip to this place will be so fun. Seals all around resting on the shores. It was fun watching their activities. They look lovely. Very good experience to get closer to the seal world. But it was not allowed to view more...More

What a great experience especially for my 13yr old son. We did the guided tour which takes you onto the beach up close to the wild seals. The guide we had was fantastic and very knowledgeable. Well worth the money. Highly recommend.

Fantastic boardwalk down to the beach, seeing seals resting all the way. They've protected the area, while making the seals accessible.

Did guided tour with ranger. Was good. They said seals (actually sea lions as they walk on all fours) more active at end of day.

We stopped here briefly on way to the Flinders Chase Park. Stunning scenery of the coast and views of Seals from the observation deck (cheaper option). You may choose to go on a beach walk to get sightly closer to Seals which costs more but...More

The Park does an excellent job combining their conservation efforts with providing a great experience for tourists and other visitors. Pay a little extra for the Seal Bay Experience and the wonderful staff will get you a close as they safely can to the seals...More

Loved our guided tour. We took out 10 months in a harness and set off with about 15 others. We encounter the seals on the walking path down to the beach, sleeping on the benches and hidden beneath the shrubs along the path. We was...More