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King George Sound Safari
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King George Sound Safari run whale and scenic boat safaris daily around King George Sound and Prince
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Albany Marina, 5d Toll Place
Albany, WA
6330
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| Monday | 9am - 7pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 7pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 7pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 7pm |
| Friday | 9am - 7pm |
| Saturday | 9am - 7pm |
| Sunday | 9am - 7pm |
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The birth of King George Sound Safari
King George Sound Safari was formed in November, 2016 by Mark Muscat. Almost two years after the death of his son Jay, who was fatally attacked by a great white shark while spearfishing off Three Stripes near Cheyne Beach in December 2014, Mark said his son’s love of the water would live on through the boat, aptly named the “Young Salty Dog”. Mark says Jay loved the water and was a bit of a “cheeky salty dog”. You can see Jay riding a King George Whiting, proudly wearing his beloved Hawthorn guernsey on the King George Sound Safari logo.
Mark previously worked at the local pet shop, “Head to Tail Pets”, which he and his wife Sheryl took over in December 2001 from Mark’s parents who had owned it for 12 years.
The “Young Salty Dog” is a twin hull catamaran and an ex Sea Rescue vessel that is safe and stable. Holding up to 12 passengers, Captain Mark will educate and entertain you with his commentary and local knowledge of the area.
Albany is home to pristine beaches, turquoise waters and the most beautiful bays in Australia. From around May to October, Humpback, Southern Right and occasionally rare Blue Whales can be seen in Albany’s sheltered waters where they frolic, mate and calve. Dolphins and seals can be seen all year round.
