Really interesting for all ages ... educating without being overbearing and some great gift ideas. Adopt a lobster, buy a t- shirt and support!

A very small but very interesting visitor attraction where you can learn all about lobsters and see very small baby lobsters.....quite unique and worth a visit although once is enough.

Interesting but quite a small place (as are the baby lobsters!). Only took a few minutes to inspect and only a few adult (big) lobsters to observe. Question? Where does one buy one to eat? LOL

Visited the hatchery yesterday,it was small but very informative, it's interesting to see the lobster at every stage even the very very small ones,it only takes about 15 mins to go round but worth a visit.

we travelled as my husband was very interested to visit here , you can just get around in a wheelchair it is not a large place but very fascinating . The lady that was there when we visited was very informative and passionate about the...More

We had never visited the Lobster Hatchery before however looking for a few things to do when it was raining, we gave it a go. It was fascinating - much more interesting than I thought it would be. Quite a small museum however lots of...More

Visited this hatchery today, liked the exhibit and the view of the lab. Didn't learn when or what size the juveniles are before released in the sea.. Could be more interactive, even more informitive..

Visited while in Padstow last week. Interesting to see baby lobsters in the maternity ward and how they grow.

You really only go around a corner in this attraction, but it's not very much and is going to a good cause. Seeing the teeny tiny baby lobsters was interesting. Don't set aside more than about 20 minutes!

A really interesting place but it's small. The lobsters are amazing. I loved the maternity ward and the lave. It was incredible to see them so small yes perfectly formed. My husband is a diver so I see plenty of mature ones but never babies: