GROUP BOOKINGS
Discounts for group adult tours apply as follows…
A 20% discount will be allowed for group tours which have been pre-booked by seven days and which are paid for at the time of the visit.
A group shall consist of 10 persons or more.
For regular tour patronage, we are happy to discuss the foregoing conditions to be better fit your circumstances.
Organised, pre-booked school group tours from schools within the Bega Valley Shire, are admitted free of charge.

COMPASSIONATE TOURS
If you have a client group whose members are disabled or otherwise disadvantaged, please phone and discuss how we may make special arrangements and help extend their welcome to Eden.

Guided tours are available upon request.

Contact the EDEN KILLER WHALE MUSEUM 
Eden Killer Whale Museum
P.O. Box 304 Eden
Phone (02) 6496 2094 Fax (02) 6496 2024
Email: promo@killerwhalemuseum.com.au

OPENING HOURS
Monday to Saturday 9:15 a.m. to 3:45 p.m.
Sunday 11:15 a.m. to 3:45 p.m

Christmas Holiday Period:
From the 27th of December to the last Saturday in January, each year
Opening hours are daily, from 9:15 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
Closed Christmas Day

AN OUTLINE
The Eden Killer Whale Museum has been in operation for some seventy five years. The museum is managed by a small, enthusiastic voluntary committee. The members of the committee are justly proud of the progress that has been achieved over the past two decades. 
1. The museum is a publicly owned facility.
2. The building is situated on a hillside overlooking the Pacific Ocean where, in the season, whales may be seen from the various vantage points.
The Committee receives no subsidy for ongoing operational costs of the Museum. Special purpose grants are applied for regularly with occasional success.
Cash donations to the museum are tax deductible. Donations of artifacts or other relevant objects to the museum, can attract taxation benefits under Australian Tax – program guidelines.
The committee has, as its number one objective, the goal of implementing best museum practices, while providing entertaining and educational presentations to its visitors together with making them as comfortable as possible.
Over the years, a programme of touring exhibitions has been pursued with success and this, together with regular updating and changing existing exhibitions, plus our own Special Exhibition Programme, combine to present a different perspective, for the regular visitor. 
Facilities for the disabled include toilet, parking bay, ramps and the provision of a wheelchair, should any visitor require one.
The committee is conscious of children and as such, exhibitions and hands on displays appealing to our younger visitors, are included in the agenda, where possible. 

The Eden Killer Whale Museum is a progressive institution, becoming increasingly recognised as such throughout the museum and gallery community of Australia.