Address: 480 N Indian River Dr, Fort Pierce, FL 34950, USA
Phone: +17724296266
Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 10AM–5PM
Friday: 10AM–5PM
Saturday: 10AM–5PM
Michael Schaeffer
A great tour with an experienced captain who cares about conservation. He was very knowledgeable and provided great insight on what we observed on the tour. We saw several Manatees and some bottle noise Dolphins.
Sarah Nielsen
The gift shop has amazing treaures!
Kettie Desvallons
Amazing experience here today! We got here at 2pm and received so much information from volunteers George and Moira, who were so welcoming knowledgeable and friendly. Didn't see any manatees this time but we'll be back!
Abhishek Gupta
Nice small free place. Manatee are outside in canals not inside the center.
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Not at this time of year at the Manatee Center. They come in winter when the water is much colder.. They are around all the time in coves and shallow water and do come up for air...
When u post a question here u are asking the general public that visited, not the business itself.
No the guy said they went up to North Florida he said they should be back in the winter.
I have no idea, have seen them there several times and several other times nothing. Might check with the center.
It is open! We were just there.
last time I was there they was by the boat docks but that was month ago
Went today and the kids loved it
It will be open tomorrow you can go there anytime you want and view the manatees if they're in Morres Creek right there beside it
I'm not sure...i never saw any there...hope this helps.
Sometimes. Round island state park is a good spot year around
I'm not really sure but look it up on Google from what I heard during winter they come to the warm water spots like the manatee Center just go take a drive down there and see if you see any usually when you're not looking for them is when they show up I've actually had one squeeze his nose at me really close like 18 in a reach but don't touch them and don't feed them if you do they'll end up getting hurt in the future! There are a ton of spots to go see these things but I completely forgot sorry but I would say the best spot is the manatee Center it's fun to look at the store has a gift shop they have a touch tank I don't know what else but what you do got to do is just put a couple of dollars in the tank and everybody goes in it's just a donation that's absolutely beautiful to go on a Sunday good luck I hope you see some Manatee sorry I really wasn't any help LOL
I cannot say for sure, but they have to be in warm water to survive. From what I gather they will stay in Florida in larger numbers during the winter months. But I don't know how cold it is in northern coastal waters in October.
I think they are there year round.
Maybe a sandhill crane?
Open on New year's day. Closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and close at 3 on Christmas Eve.
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