At one point the bar tender left us to talk to a fellow employee. I tried to communicate with him, but all I ever got in return was, "which one do you want to try" There was no verbal communication of what the wines were like, what they paired well with, or upsell of any sort. I literally felt as though I was a waste of his time. What turned us sour on our stay was the bartender. The wines were mediocre, which I could have lived with. This particular property, however 'required' that we spend $20 per person. As Harvest Host members it is 'requested' that we spend $20 at a property, and we always spend much more than that. The ladies who checked us in were so friendly too. Our plan was to do a photo shoot on the second day, as there are so many unique buildings, antique fixtures, and just overall lovely scenery.
I really wanted to love this place, in fact at first we wanted to stay for two days. It is a great place to build awareness of the wonders of the marine world and our need to conserve them. I really enjoyed myself and glad for all they do there for the preservation of ocean life.
Keep in mind parking will come at a premium with many all day spots nearby for $15. There is also a coffee bar where one can buy coffee or espresso drinks for under $5. They have a large cafe with excellent choices for grabbing lunch at a reasonable cost. There are a couple of places where one is allowed to reach in to touch and feel the animals. Some exhibits made me wish I was a little kid because I was much too tall to fit in some of these. Many special exhibits are designed especially for kids to play with and adventure around in. This is a great place for little children.
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I took the time to sit in on one of the free 15 min videos presented in their auditorium. The Kelp forest and otters are the two main attractions. There are several exhibits throughout the whole area encompassing 3 floors.
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