Noyo Center for Marine Science

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338 N Main St
Fort Bragg, CA 95437
+1 (707) 733-6696
http://www.noyocenter.org
Two locations dedicated to exploration, education, and experience. Our Downtown Discovery Center hosts a variety of rotating exhibits and is home to the largest fully articulated orca skeleton in the world. While you're there, dive underwater without getting wet in our 3D, 360 Underwater Immersion Dome. At the Crow's Nest, observe tide pool creatures and learn more about local marine ecology.

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4.57 reviews
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Denise L.
5/11/2024

No idea this was smack in downtown Fort Bragg. Step in and check out the museum as it is not pricey. The immersion short movies are fun to experience. The bones are real and amazing to see as...

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Lynn H.
9/24/2024

This place is great!! If you love science, care about the planet, and our oceans, or want to learn about them, please stop in and support them. The museum is $5 and well worth it! The staff is...

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Ann Marie C.
6/13/2025

Overall great place to visit. Was a little off putting that we paid the $10 admission and then 5 minutes later the lady working told everyone who came in after us it was a free day. We don't mind...

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Jennifer N.
4/12/2021

This marine center is in the heart of downtown Fort Bragg and such a fun stop. Inside they have a small gift shop with some amazing items for your souvenir shopping. In addition they have a small...

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Kislev A.
2/21/2020

There. Is. An. Entire. Complete. Killer. Whale. Skeleton. Inside. NOYOU CENTER FOR MARINE SCIENCE explains how that came about and you will see exactly why it is displayed in this very small...

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