Killer Whale Museum Eden

... then we were off like a yoyo on string for another day of adventures! We decided to start the day with a gallavant around Eden's killer whale museum and it must have been the strangest museum that i have ever adventured to in my whole life. It made no ...

... !! He got the van started and we drove into town. After leaving the van with a mechanic, it made sense to visit the Killer Whale Museum. Eden's most famous killer whale was called Old Tom. He, along with other killer whales, would alert the local whalers ...

... ‘Eden’s history is bound with the traditions of the sea and New South Wales whaling industry. …The Eden Killer Whale museum houses the remains of legendary ‘old Tom’, a killer whale that reputedly guided whales to their ...

... ranges. The lake has a boardwalk that gives easy access to the water and makes for a good bike ride.   Eden is home to the Killer Whale Museum, which we hadn’t heard of before coming here but it is well worth a visit. The museum tells the ...

... up at a campsite in Eden and are now in an Aussie pub as the heavens have opened!! 5th February We visited a fab killer whale museum that told the story of ‘Old Tom’ who was a massive killer whale that apparently helped the whaling fishermen ...

... steep then our climb the other day. We were keen to go to this part of Australia for a few reasons 1. Eden has to be a beautiful place 2. The killer whale museum (Wes's main reason) 3. The Bega cheese factory (Jo's main reason). We decided to camp in ...

... water to the east and woodland to the west. The history of the township encompasses both fishing and whaling eras. The Eden Killer Whale Museum is highly recommended and plans are underway to celebrate its 80th Anniversary later in the year. Ray ...

... was right on the beach plus the park had a jumping pillow Matt and I spent ALL AFTERNOON ON IT !!! Sunday we went to Eden Killer whale Museum and saw the skeleton of "Old Tom".Old Tom was a killer Whale (The only type of whale that eats other ...

... crew were lost at sea and thus this memorial was erected. It was a very peaceful place. We had been told the "Killer Whale Museum" was well worth a visit,which it certainly was. Amazing how the whales circled other whales and brought them into the bay ...

... Merimbula (we visited an animal farm three times for Aidan's sake), long afternoons in the park pool and a not half bad Killer Whale museum in Eden. Rosa and I met and visited an older couple we got talking to who had a holiday home that had been in the ...