Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort Denham

General Information

'The dolphins are just the beginning....'. There is heaps of things to go through and do - Sailing Cruises, 4WD Tours, Aboriginal Cultural Walks with Capes is a totally must, Camel Rides, Astronomy and Dive Tours plus much more. There's plenty to learn in this excellent part of the world. Superior amenities are attainable to all customers including 2 restaurants, a cafe, 2 bars, swimming pool, hot tub and tennis court. Supplementary amenities include I-net cafe, digital photo lab, BBQs, mini-mart and laundries. This is a most advised property and 1 of the nicest places to visit in Australia. There is a charge for entrance into the Monkey Mia Reserve where the Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort is situated. This charge is made by DEC (Dept. of Environment & Conservations) for the management and research of the Monkey Mia dolphins and is not included in any lodging costs. This fee is paid straight to DEC by passengers upon their arrival. (19/6/08RC) The lodging exterior is Low rise with veranda or courtyard. This resort is entirely spread out with a lot of activities from fully stocked grocery store, I-net cafes, open-air eating districts, there is a natural open-air hot tub which is very lounging and an open-air swimming pool to cool down in afterwards The resort is situated in the centre of Shark Bay World Heritage area of Western Australia, 27 kilometers from Denham, facing the outstanding Dolphin Beach. Because. As the Resort is situated within a Reserve visitors have to pay entry fees on arrival to CALM for the continual protection, welfare and research into the wildlife and dolphins. Incredible contrast of sky, ideally transparent and clear water, white sand beaches and dark scarlet hinterland. The Bottle Nosed Dolphins have been coming into the coast on average three times a day to feed and interact with humans - have been doing so for the past 40 years. The possibility of interaction with the dolphins is very expedient, however as the dolphins are wild obviously no ensures able to me made.

Dining Information

Bough Shed restaurant faces Dolphin Beach, and opens for lunch, snack and dinner. An fantastic carte menu with daily specials of recently caught fish is greatly advised with a famous selection of Australian wine. The New Monkey Bar Beer Garden is a generous option for more casual dining with very sensible priced items (hot and cold) and in addition faces the coast. There is occasional live amusement in the brasserie during high season. There are also two fully stocked kitchens that visitor able to chef for themselves in the kitchens or really at any of the BBQ stations throughout the resort.

Location Information

'The dolphins are just the beginning....'. There is heaps of things to experience and do - Sailing Cruises, 4WD Tours, Aboriginal Cultural Walks with Capes is a completely must, Camel Rides, Astronomy and Dive Tours plus much more. There's plenty to learn in this fine part of the world. Superior amenities are attainable to all customers including 2 restaurants, a cafe, 2 bars, swimming pool, hot tub and tennis court. Extra amenities include I-net cafe, digital photo lab, BBQs, mini-mart and laundries. This is a most advised property and 1 of the nicest places to visit in Australia. There is a charge for entrance into the Monkey Mia Reserve where the Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort is situated. This charge is made by DEC (Dept. of Environment & Conservations) for the management and research of the Monkey Mia dolphins and is not included in any lodging costs. This fee is paid straight to DEC by passengers upon their arrival. (19/6/08RC) The lodging exterior is Low rise with terrace or courtyard. This resort is entirely spread out with a lot of activities from fully stocked grocery store, I-net cafes, open-air eating regions, there is a natural open-air hot tub which is very lounging and an open-air swimming pool to cool down in afterwards The resort is situated in the center of Shark Bay World Heritage area of Western Australia, 27 kilometers from Denham, facing the well-known Dolphin Beach. Because. As the Resort is situated within a Reserve visitors have to pay entry fees on arrival to CALM for the continual protection, welfare and research into the wildlife and dolphins. Astonishing contrast of sky, ideally transparent and clear water, white sand beaches and dark scarlet hinterland. The Bottle Nosed Dolphins have been coming into the coast on average three times a day to feed and interact with humans - have been doing so for the past 40 years. The opportunity of interaction with the dolphins is very useful, however as the dolphins are wild obviously no ensures able to me made.