Barnacles Cafe - Tin Can Bay

We had a wonderful experience feeding the wild dolphins. We were fortunate enough to have a mother and her baby come to visit. It costs $10 for a fish to feed the dolphins. The volunteers are very knowledgeable and provided an informative introduction while we waited for the dolphins to arrive. The entire process is well-managed, and all the volunteers work together to create a unique experience. My only suggestion would be to repair the small ramp that leads to the beach, as it may be a bit challenging for older or disabled individuals. The cafe is nice, and the pancakes were delicious!

I had a fantastic experience feeding dolphins here! There are limited spots available, and it costs $10 per person, so it's best to arrive early to secure your spot. There is also convenient parking nearby. Once you receive a token, you'll have the chance to feed the dolphins, as they only distribute a limited number of tokens, so there's no need to rush or worry. The staff are all very friendly and accommodating; they take the time to share the history of the place, as well as the names and personalities of the dolphins. They also make sure everyone feels comfortable and safe during the feeding experience!

We had a wonderful time feeding the wild dolphins. We were fortunate enough to have a mother and her baby join us too! It’s $10 for a fish to feed the dolphins. The volunteers are incredibly knowledgeable and provided a detailed talk while we waited for the dolphins to show up. The entire operation is run very smoothly, and all the volunteers work together to create a memorable experience. My only suggestion would be to try and fix the small ramp leading to the beach to make it safer for the elderly and disabled. The café was well organized, and the pancakes were delicious!

We had a fantastic time watching the dolphins; they were truly amazing! The information provided by the employees and volunteers was very interesting. Paying $10 for an informative talk and the chance to feed a dolphin was a really special experience. We learned the dolphins' names: the clever Patch, the environmentalist Harmony, Aussie, and Elle. Just a tip—stay a meter away from the water's edge, and remember, no dogs are allowed.

This restaurant was fantastic for breakfast! The staff was warm and friendly, always ready to help. I wanted to order eggs Benedict, but since they were out of spinach, they kindly substituted mushrooms and tomatoes instead, which was both flexible and generous of them. The food was served quickly, packaged for takeout, and it was fresh and delicious. I highly recommend this place!