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The Barramundi Centre runs tours
twice a day and they allow 30 people on each tour. The day we attended they had reached 28 people and two cars pulled into the car park, one with 2 people and one with one person. They approached the two cars and said they all couldn't go through so the couple went home to come back later and the single person joined us. I found this really strange particularly after doing the tour because one more person wouldn't have made any difference. The tour was 1 hour and quite informative and I particularly enjoyed feeding the Barramundi. There is a new flash complex being built across the road that will eventually house this attraction, maybe then they can be a bit more obliging. We didn't think the cost was good value for money but we consoled ourselves with the thought that some of the cost will go towards protecting the Barramundi.