It's Local's Month at Irukandji! It's been a wonderful couple of months here at Irukandji Shark & Ray Encounters. We've had lots of visitors through our doors since opening in July and we love seeing all those smiling, happy faces. August is locals month at Irukandji and it's been great to see so [...]
Irukandji is now OPEN at Anna Bay! Thanks for all the support during these last few months! It's been 4 long months of hard work and dedication but we can finally say we are now open to the public! Irukandji has opened it's doors up to visitors and we [...]
HELP SUPPORT OUR BEAUTIFUL ANIMALS DURING THE COVID-19 CRISIS Donate to our Go Fund Me page and help us look after our animals! DONATE NOW This announcement was supposed to be an exciting one. We have been working tirelessly for months to get our new venue ready for the [...]
March 10th 2020 Irukandji is now closed from 11th March, 2020. As of early April, 2020, Irukandji Shark and Ray Encounters will be operating out of it's new location at 2 Jessie Road, Anna Bay. The current location at Bobs Farm will cease to operate from March 11th, 2020. [...]
February 28th 2020Irukandji Shark & Ray Encounters has Acquired Land to Build our Brand New Facility & Construction has Begun!The Pereira family have been working around the clock on the new build whilst running Irukandji at its current location in Bob’s Farm, while looking after their growing family to bring Port Stephens a new, incredible [...]
Irukandji is set to move onto Nelson Bay road and Expand into a World Class Aquarium & Hospital Port Stephens Shark and Ray interactive aquarium, known for their unique, fun and educational Shark experience located in the old Eyeneek Youneek building at Bobs Farm are set for a new location and large [...]
What a day! The weather was ominous and although the doona and a movie was looking like a better option we had an amazing turnout of 61 helpers on the day!
Its finally happening! After 4 months of waiting we finally have our council approval and road traffic plan for Marsh Rd. We are finally going to clean all the plastic and trash out of the Mangroves.
Irukandji's local conservation group; Sea Shelter took to the Nelson Bay Break wall on Saturdayarmed with dive gear, gloves, bags and 6m barge thanks to Bruce & Rob Redmayne from Seven Seas Oysters.
Australia's dangerous animals not so deadly? With sharks regularly making news after numerous sightings on the country's beaches, when we look at these databases we see how other animals compared to the country's other species so far this year.
