RAC Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort - Monkey Mia, Western Australia

RAC Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort

Located in the heart of the Shark Bay World Heritage Area, RAC Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and families alike. Nestled between the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean and the pristine sands of the beach, this unique resort offers an unforgettable experience in a truly breathtaking setting.

Specialties

• Resort hotel
• Children's camp
• Campground
• Holiday park
• RV park
• Villa

Address: 1 Monkey Mia Rd, Monkey Mia WA 6537, Australia.

Phone: 899481320.

Website: parksandresorts.rac.com.au.

Opinions: This company has 2071 reviews on Google My Business.

Average opinion: 4.3/5.

The resort offers a range of accommodation options to suit every taste and budget, including hotel rooms, villas, and campsites. Guests can enjoy a variety of on-site activities, such as swimming, sunbathing, fishing, and bushwalking, as well as the famous dolphin feeding experience.

Monkey Mia is home to a pod of wild bottlenose dolphins that visit the shore up to five times a day. The resort offers daily guided tours and educational programs to help guests learn more about these fascinating creatures and their habitat.

The resort also features a range of dining options, from casual beachside cafes to fine dining restaurants, all with stunning views of the ocean.

Why visit RAC Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort

• Unique dolphin feeding experience
• Unspoiled natural beauty
• Variety of accommodation options
• Range of on-site activities
• Excellent dining options

Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway, a family holiday, or a chance to connect with nature, RAC Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort has something for everyone. With its stunning location, range of activities, and commitment to sustainability, it's no wonder that this resort has earned a 4.3/5 rating on Google My Business based on 2071 reviews.

👍 Reviews of RAC Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort

bootscooter55

We stayed here 2 nights and honestly this “resort” needs a major facelift, the garden villa we had was so dark, small, the bathroom is tiny, nowhere to put your clothes and hardly any room to move around. This place is overrated. The shower is a treacle so bad it takes you hours to shower…..nowhere to hang them either, a hook would have been good. No beach towels provided nor pool towels either. We had the Buffett breakfast which again the hot stuff was cold, the pineapple was good. The dolphins didn’t show up on the feeding time allocated unfortunately so a bit disappointing. We did see them later on….we absolutely froze the first night as they only give you a very light blanket so we asked for more. We also had 2 dinners there and the fish and chips was very good! We did laundry there, it costs $6 per wash and $4 for drying. One more thing, the reception women were unfriendly the 2 times I went there so all in all we definitely won’t be returning. It needs money put in to modernise the whole place like new light fittings! The beds were very comfortable. That’s it.

Aysen M.

5/5

We really enjoyed this place a lot. Clean, well managed. Easy to go to the national park and downtown while enjoying peaceful quiet nights at this place. Dolphins swimming very very close to shore at night, you could hear them breathing and see them. Absolutely kids friendly place. My kids enjoyed watching the Emus walking around too.

Nate C.

5/5

We had an epic family afternoon at Monkey Mia relaxing by the water, spotting dolphins up close, and soaking in the laid-back vibes of the resort. My so had a blast, and the whole place felt like a perfect escape. Crystal clear waters, stunning views, and a peaceful atmosphere made it a day to remember.

Philip S.

5/5

It's a great spot to explore the region. The dolphins along the shore come in so close, and the dolphin experience is surely worthwhile
Toilets are spotless cleaned at least twice a day. The ladies at the reception are very helpful and pleasant.

Nardole

I stayed at RAC Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort, with my wife, daughter, son-in-law and two grandchildren in a 3 bedroom waterfront unit. The unit was very well appointed and comfortable. The bedrooms were a bit small but adequate for a holiday stay.|The location of the unit was terrific, as it was a walk of only a few metres to the beach, and about 10 mins to where the dolphin feeding happened.|There are limited supplies at the resort shop and there was a restaurant, which we did not use as we were either out or did our own cooking.||My one concern as a retired electrical engineer and licensed electrician is that the power point was VERY close to the shower door in the ensuite. It would be very easy to touch it while standing in the shower, and therefore in the prohibited zone defined by AS3000 clause 6.4.2 (b) [2007 edition]. ||Despite my electrical concern, we enjoyed our stay and we are happy to give RAC Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort waterfront unit 5 stars out of 5.

Ritchy41

Check-in efficient and friendly. The Deluxe King with sea view was a good room. Great bed, good bathroom, fridge, airco and clean. But why is there a courtyard with a communal kitchen? The noise was irritating. Also the noise from the rooms upstairs and hardly any privacy with everyone walking in front of your room…..overall we had a pleasant stay but keep in mind this is a big resort,loads of kids and groups. We enjoyed it but we’re also good to go after 2 nights. The beach, wildlife and the restaurant were great. For Monkey Mia the only choice besides camping. Staff were all great!

Mike W.

5/5

A really good and organised site. We had the powered en suite site which was plenty big enough and the bathroom itself was in very good condition and clean. We wouldn’t hesitate to stay there again and would definitely recommend the place. Plenty of Emu’s about the area as well.

hanna718

Stayed a few nights in a twin room (ensuite) with ocean view. These rooms look like shipping containers stacked. Though not a huge room, it had plenty of space including a balcony with small table and two chairs. Bathroom had the necessities, room had a small fridge and kettle. Bed side tables had USB ports for charging. The resort has two restaurants (one is a bar, the other is a little fancier, though not dress up fancy). Nice beach, lots of various accommodation types (this is a big camper van area). For the rooms without ensuites there are common showers and toilets. Laundry rooms, coins only, that was 6 aud a wash and 4 aud a dry. There are also common kitchen areas. I recommend staying here vs driving in from Denham, esp if you want to see the dolphins as it's just steps away. ||Keep in mind that there is a fee for the conservation area (in which this resort is located) that is not paid as part of the room, it's a separate fee (it was 15 aud a person for 24 hours, or 25 for a month).