During this 45-minute walking tour led by one of our expert-trained docents, you’ll hear inspiring stories of marine mammal survival, learn more about the inner workings of our hospital and find out how you can make a difference for these vulnerable patients.
Guided Tours available Friday to Monday - select a date to see availability.
Guided Tour ticket fees support the Center’s life-saving work. Discounts are available for our members as well as seniors, students and military; children under 5 are free. All ages are welcome, but Guided Tours are best suited for ages 7+.
* Guests receiving food assistance (SNAP benefits) are eligible for up to four free Guided Tour tickets thanks to Museums4All when they present their EBT card and a photo ID in person to verify - use promo code Museums4All when booking.
* Guests who are members of the Discover & Go museum pass program for California library cardholders are eligible for 50% off on up to four Guided Tour tickets when they present their Discovery & Go pass and a photo ID to verify - use promo code LIBRARY when booking.
Before your visit, please review our current health and safety policies and our FAQ.
Need help planning your visit? We are here to help. Call (415) 653-1870 or email us at edu@tmmc.org.
Any refund requests must be made at least 24 hours before the tour.
You can take action and support ocean health when you make a donation today. As a nonprofit, The Marine Mammal Center depends on people like you to help protect marine mammals and our shared ocean.
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