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Back to Whales World Albany's Historic Whaling Station
Cost
TBC
Ratio
TBC
Type
Self-Directed
Duration
TBC
Years
Kindergarten, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Subject
Science, Humanities & Social Science

When the Cheynes beach whaling company closed in 1978, they quite simply put down their tools and walked away, and this is what makes our experience so authentic. You can stand on the actual decks where the whales were processed, climb aboard and explore the last whalechaser in Australia, or stand underneath the skeleton of the last sperm whale harpooned in Albany. There is no other whaling display in the world as accessible as this!

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About the Program

When the Cheynes beach whaling company closed in 1978, they quite simply put down their tools and walked away, and this is what makes our experience so authentic. You can stand on the actual decks where the whales were processed, climb aboard and explore the last whalechaser in Australia, or stand underneath the skeleton of the last sperm whale harpooned in Albany. There is no other whaling display in the world as accessible as this!

Further Infomation

Your entry ticket provides unlimited access to all exhibits including the popular Cheynes IV ship, our whale oil tank theatres and fascinating photo and artefact galleries. Our site is a self-guided experience so grab your map to start your adventure and find yourself immersed in the sights and sounds of the whaling industry.

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For further information on learning outcomes and objectives, as well as all other information, please send an enquiry below.

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