Sand Sculpting Australia

Went to see the sand sculptures at Boneo, as I have seen them previously at Frankston Beach and Phillip Island. The price per person was $30, this included entry to the park. Unfortunately like the park itself, the sand sculptures were a bit neglected and starting to crack up, which was disappointing.

The sand sculptures themselves were impressive but felt there were not enough only really 5 main ones so was a bit dissapointed actually especially as we had to pay extra to see them if we only had to pay to see them wouldn't have been so bad but had to also pay for access to the park as well so was $30 just to get in the door for one adult.

There very beautiful statues in the park. Entrance need to pay but it’s totally worth of money

The sculpture's are amazing. Lots to do on the property with 3 mazes, wet lands board walk and activities for kids. I recommend taking a picnic.

Amazing Animalia sculptures that leave you gob smacked: how do they do it? It's a shame that they don't last forever.

The sand sculptures were amazing.but that was about it at this place. It's a bit on the pricey side for any activity.

Park is beautiful. Kids loved it and so did we. The sand sculpture s are so detailed. Definitely worth a visit, however we found the cafe quite expensive and the pies weren't very nice.

Lovely, tranquil environment with magnificently crafted artworks in sand by very talented craftspeople. The detail in each piece is breathtaking. There are also mazes, mini golf, a raised bush walk, and a lovely cafe, staffed by friendly people who make you feel very welcome. The Animalia exhibition is on until 30 April and I highly recommend it!

Nice sand sculptures but the young lady in the cafe area where you purchase tickets needs to learn some manners and maybe not mop the area while customers are there to receive your attitude for walking on the floor.

Anywhere that does single use plastic cups for dine in gets an instant 1 star. Service in the cafe is lame. Don’t bother if you need gluten free

This place is amazing. Makes you wonder how these guys actually create a sculpture that has to stand up to the elements for several months. This year the theme is Peter Pan.