Little Ottos Big Choc Shop

There's nothing worse than your sweet treat moment being ruined by lacklustre choc.

It should be memorable, fun, exciting... a special moment for your mouth.

Little Otto's is saving visitors from boring choc one bite at a time!

Do away with lacklustre chocolate that doesn't break the mould. Find fun-filled choc and gelato, made on-site at the sweetest spot on the foreshore.

Raid the bark cabinet. Drool over custom-made delights. Go nuts over fruit'n nut. Savour every lick of gelato.

Factory Tours run daily at 2pm, for the real sweet-treat enthusiasts!

But wait, who is Otto?

WA locals have probably met him already.

Otto is the blue whale that resides at the WA Museum.

He was found stranded on a Busselton beach in 1897 by a local girl named Daisy. At the time whale blubber was worth a bundle so Daisy initially staked him out to, uh, harvest... until the museum got wind of the discovery.

The museum taxidermist, Otto Lipfert, and a team of helpers stripped his blubber and flesh over three months of spring and summer – you can imagine the scene. He was taken to Perth by train and painstakingly re-assembled and displayed for generations of West Australians to admire.

In Little Otto's version of events, Little Otto shoots the most delicious chocolate in the world from his blowhole. He and Daisy become best friends, open a chocolate shop together and adopt the mission of saving the world from boring choc, with the most fun, delicious and delightful chocolate and gelato you have ever eaten. Little Otto's thinks its version of the story is much more fun...