The Seal Bay Conservation Park is one of the few places in the world where you can stroll between hundreds of rare Australian sea lions as they are lazy on the beach. You can choose to follow the guide to the beach to get close to them and you can see it on the boardwalk. Of course, the charges are different. Personally, it is better to take a closer look. Since 1803, there have been records showing the existence of sea lions. In the first half of the 20th century, because sea lions and fur seals were the favorite bait for sharks, shark boats were able to kill Australian sea lions and New Zealand fur seals arbitrarily, while there were reefs under the sea near Seal Bay, and the sea-going vessels could not get close, so the Australian sea lions were protected from the sea lions. Killing. In 1954, the Seal Bay Waters Reserve was established, and since then, the sea lions on the island have been protected.