Seahorse World

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Seahorse World
Shed 1a, Inspection Head Wharf
Beauty Point 7270
Tasmania
Phone: 03 6383 4111
Fax: 03 6383 4888
Website: www.seahorseworld.com.au

Award-winning Seahorse World at Beauty Point in Northern Tasmania proudly provides an excellent

educational experience. It is also leading the world in research and development to alleviate the plight

of the wild seahorse. Seahorse World provides visitors with an opportunity to experience the secret life of seahorses,

from pregnant males through birth up to adulthood.

By joining one of the regular guided tours (45 minutes duration), you will gain an intriguing insight into the seahorse,

experience the feeding of the fish and hands-on opportunities in the touch pool with many interesting sea creatures.

Seahorse World is fully accessibility for people with special needs and also has an impressive gift

shop featuring some of Tasmania’s fine art, crafts and souvenirs and a coffee shop for the hungry traveller.

Seahorse World is located just 45-minutes drive (44 kilometres/27 miles) north of Launceston at Beauty Point.

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