RAC Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort

This resort is located on the beach of Monkey Mia, and I went there just to watch the dolphin feeding in the morning. There is nothing around. Fortunately, the resort has two restaurants with reasonable prices and good taste. There is a microwave in the cabin, but you can't cook. It's half an hour's drive from the nearest town, so it's not very convenient. In general, if you like dolphins very much, you should stay here, otherwise there is no need to live in such a remote place. The price is not cheap either.

We booked a beach house. The environment was beautiful and comfortable. The room is so new. You can also watch stars at night. Walking out in the morning was to watch the dolphin feeding show. But no one told us before that we need to buy a ticket to sit on the beach and watch. As a result, the staff came over and asked us if we had tickets. They said you need a ticket to watch. As a result, my husband went to buy tickets, and my son and I were waiting. After a while, another worker checked our tickets. I told him I was buying it. But at the same time, many people walked by without tickets. But why are we Asians checking all the time to see if we have bought tickets, while other white people can watch without checking their tickets at all? This situation made us very angry😡In the end, my husband bought the ticket and came back, and the dolphin feeding show was over. So why do we buy tickets? You can't feed the dolphins in person, and it will be over in a short while. When we told the hotel about this situation, the hotel actually said that it was not within their management scope. We are really speechless.

We booked a sea view room, right outside the beach. We can see a lot of marine life, and the famous emus of Western Australia are walking around (but don't mess with them). It's a pity that only one or two dolphins came in the morning and then left. Yes, I didn’t see any dolphin feeding activities.