Абсолютно фантастическое место, если вы любите природу и животных. Мы были приветствованы печатями и сделали дневную экскурсию, чтобы увидеть пингвинов вблизи в своих гнездах.Каждый цент идет к замечательной работе, которую они делают, создавая здоровую колонию пингвинов...

Пингвины выходят из воды только после захода солнца, но если вам повезло, вы можете увидеть их между сентябрем и серединой февраля.

Мы были там, это очень красивое место. мы не видели никаких пингвинов. но давайте будем честными, с кричащими детьми и ожидающими туристов, они, вероятно, давно изменили континенты.

We came after sunset and saw about 8 penguins:) super nice experience!

Saw 2 penguins tonight. So close and so cute. It was between 9.15 and 10.30

Off season at the moment, but still saw one penguin - totally worth it! Came out of the ocean at 22:43. There's a person there every evening that can answer your questions. Just be sure to go after dark - you will not see any penguins in daylight!

A must see! Penguins don’t come until it’s dark but when they do they’re within 1-4 meters from the footpath. Definitely a must see if you’re in Timaru. Pretty sad that local council/police don’t care about the penguins welfare very much; boy racers up and down marine drive honking, revving engines and purposefully backfiring their engines just to scare the penguins. Calling police didn’t result in much either. Try get a number plate and car model if you can.

Saw like 10 penguins and even some babies really close. They started coming at 9:30pm, so cute! But stranger driving in their car really loud and also honked..

A must do!!! One of my highlights in NZ so far. The volunteers were amazing and the penguins are so cute? so worth it!

Must do! Lots of penguins, we arrived from 9pm onwards. Even little baby penguins waiting to be fed. The ladies volunteering to protect the penguins were just so admirable. They were lovely and it was a great moment to see them swim out the ocean. Drive slow if you’re driving down as they do loose some to the cars! Thanks volunteers!