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The National Seal Sanctuary (Cornwall)
The National Seal Sanctuary (Cornwall)
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The National Seal Sanctuary
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The National Seal Sanctuary
The National Seal SanctuaryGweek,
, near Helston, Cornwall TR12 6UG United Kingdom Price
£12.96
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For use from
Mon, 21st May 2012
For use to
Sun, 31st March 2013
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At the UK’s busiest seal rescue centre you can experience animal welfare in action. Encounter fascinating streamlined seals and playful otters. Set on the gorgeous Helford estuary, the National Seal Sanctuary is home to the some of the most playful seals and sea lions around, as well as otters, ponies, goats and sheep. Easter 2010 welcomed the arrival of a fantastic new colony of Humboldt penguins! Enjoying their specially designed brand new home, these endearing and comical creatures come from the coasts of Chile and Peru where there are estimated to be fewer than 10,000 pairs still surviving. Visit them and see what antics they are getting up too! *The National Seal Sanctuary* in Cornwall invites you to a close encounter with a pair of Californian sea lions this year. See Rocky and Pepper in their amazing new surroundings as they get up to all sorts of antics. Also featuring in our brand new Sea Lion Lagoon is a pair of Patagonian sea lions who also have some crazy habits for you to enjoy. *Sea Lions* Rocky our blind Californian Sea Lion has been joined this year by two younger playmates…a pair of male Patagonian Sea Lions. The newcomers have swapped the sweltering Costa Blanca for the picturesque Helford estuary to ease overcrowding at their former sanctuary home in Benidorm. We’re sure the three of them will get along swimmingly in our spectacular Sea Lion Cove. See animal welfare in action at Europe’s busiest seal rescue centre. Our animal care team work around the clock with sick or injured seal pups in the seal hospital. Some of the most beautiful and most primitive of the ocean’s inhabitants will take centre stage in Great Yarmouth’s new feature Jellies. With recent invasions of even some tropical jellyfish into British waters, this feature is sure to attract a lot of attention. Meet our cheeky Asian short-clawed otters and enjoy a close encounter of the marine kind at the Cornish Coast Experience, where visitors can meet some of the inhabitants from our own local shores. Set on the beautiful Helford River estuary this has to be one of the most picturesque settings in the country. It’s a wonderful day out for the whole family. The National Seal Sanctuary has rescued many seals over the years, and most are well enough to be released back into the wild after treatment, but some seals, for various reasons, would not survive back in the wild, so we have them as our guests at the Sanctuary. In addition to the Grey and Common Seals, they have Fur Seals and Californian & Patagonian Sea Lions. The Sanctuary also provides a much-needed haven for a variety of other animals, such as Otters, Ponies and Goats. Occasionally the Sanctuary's facilities and expertise are called upon to aid in the rescue of other marine creatures such as Dolphins and Turtles. Entry ticket valid all day Free Safari Bus (Summer season only) Feeding demonstrations throughout the day Well behaved dogs, on a lead, are always welcome at the Sanctuary. *Opening Times:* Open from 10:00 every day except Christmas Day. Closing times may vary please call 01326 221361 for more details. The National Seal Sanctuary in Cornwall invites you to a close encounter with a pair of Californian sea lions this year. See Rocky and Pepper in their amazing new surroundings as they get up to all sorts of antics. Also featuring in our brand new Sea Lion Lagoon is a pair of Patagonian sea lions who also have some crazy habits for you to enjoy.
See animal welfare in action at Europe’s busiest seal rescue centre. Our animal care team work around the clock with sick or injured seal pups in the seal hospital. Meet our cheeky Asian short-clawed otters and enjoy a close encounter of the marine kind at the Cornish Coast Experience, where visitors can meet some of the inhabitants from our own local shores. Set on the beautiful Helford River estuary this has to be one of the most picturesque settings in the country. It’s a wonderful day out for the whole family. Entry ticket valid all day Free Safari Bus (Summer season only) Feeding demonstrations throughout the day Well behaved dogs, on a lead, are always welcome at the Sanctuary. Residents at the Sanctuary Include: Grey Seals Common Seals Fur Seals Californian Sea Lions Patagonian Sea Lions The Sanctuary also provides a much-needed haven for a variety of other animals, such as: Otters Ponies Goats Occasionally the Sanctuary's facilities and expertise are called upon to aid in the rescue of other marine creatures such as Dolphins and Turtles. Opening Times Open from 10:00 every day except Christmas Day. Closing times may vary please call 01326 221361 for more details. How to Get There When you arrive by car at Helston, head for R.N.A.S. Culdrose on A3083 (signposted Lizard), drive along this road to the roundabout. Turn left at the roundabout (signposted St Keverne). About ½ mile along on the B3293 road, turn left and follow the signpost to Gweek. When you arrive in Gweek village, turn right just before the "Gweek Inn" pub and follow the signs to Seal Sanctuary. Facilities Childrens Play Area Cafe & Gift Shop Toilets Male, Female and Disabled toilets available onsite Baby Changing facilities also available. |
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