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Join us for an exclusive breakfast at the Sanctuary Gardens this Mother’s Day! You can choose a main breakfast and a drink from our special Mother’s Day menu and meet a special flippered mum at the Sanctuary. The event is on Sunday, May 12th, from 8 am to 10 am.

In a local development for both conservationists and nature enthusiasts, the Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary has recently introduced a captivating addition to its array of attractions: a native bee hive.

The shortlist is in! 🗳️ Cast your vote for the cutest seal pup name now.

Born in early February to proud mother Adelaide, the yet-to-be-named seal pup marks a significant milestone for the Sanctuary’s commitment to the preservation of marine life, particularly the endangered Australian Sea Lion species.

Learn to rescue marine animals and support our Coffs Coast Wildlife!
Join qualified and experienced Marine Science experts from the Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary to learn the skills that you’ll need to identify and rescue an injured marine animal and increase their chances of survival.

Discover a more romantic setting to celebrate Valentine’s Day with your loved one, or a unique spot to catch up with your bestie!

Join us for an enchanting evening at Sanctuary by Twilight on Friday 23 February, 430 pm – 8 pm. Immerse yourself in nature, explore the Sanctuary, and cap off the night with a captivating Dreamtime Discovery Presentation at 7.30pm.

Meet Toby Mitchell, the 13 year old making a real difference at the Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary. In the past five years, Toby’s raised a whopping $6,050, and it all began when he joined the Sanctuary’s Ecogrom’s program as a nine year old.

Learn to rescue marine animals and support our Coffs Coast Wildlife!
Join qualified and experienced Marine Science experts from the Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary to learn the skills that you’ll need to identify and rescue an injured marine animal and increase their chances of survival.

Great news! Coffs Harbour’s beloved marine conservation park is here to stay! Passionate, long-term team member at Dolphin Marine Conservation Park, Tiga Cross and her family will run the park from 26th October 2023 under the new name Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary. Currently the Life Sciences Manager and a team member for over 15 years, Tiga expressed her excitement about investing in the park’s future.