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Irukandji Shark & Ray Encounters + Oakvale Wildlife Park
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Irukandji Shark & Ray Encounters
Swim with sharks and rays in this educational experience
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Duration: 2h
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Wheelchair accessible
Entrance to Irukandji Shark & Ray Encounters
English commentary by knowledgeable staff
Interaction from edges of pools
Petting and feeding with free animal food
Admission to the aquarium as a spectator
Hot Showers are available for all
In-water experience (available to purchase on-site)
Swimming with sharks is usually an expensive experience, but at Irukandji you’ll have the chance to mingle with a variety of shark and ray species at a more realistic price. And, best of all, 5% of their annual profit goes into research and conservation of the ocean and its inhabitants!
Choose from a number of encounters: a shallow wade in a small lagoon, a dip in a wetsuit where you can feed and interact with the animals, a tropical snorkel amongst sharks and rays, a zebra shark encounter, and a tawny nurse shark encounter that will let you feel the incredible suction they produce (they can suck in six litres of water in one second)! Every encounter comes with commentary from the staff so you can learn more about the marine life you're meeting.
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