

by Merlin SEA LIFE Centres
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£50SEA LIFE Brighton is housed in the original Victorian aquarium building dating back to 1872. Visitors enter through the Victorian Arcade into a rainforest exhibit where tropical fish, water dragons, poison dart frogs, piranhas, and rescued terrapins can be seen. The aquarium features a 750,000-liter ocean display with three species of sharks, rescued sea turtles, rays, and tropical fish, viewed from a Victorian auditorium or through a glass tunnel where green sea turtles swim overhead. A glass bottom boat experience is available for separate purchase at admissions. The seahorse exhibit displays their unique behavior and breeding program. The Secrets of the Reef display presents tropical fish from the Maldives reef, including regal tangs and clownfish, viewed through a crawl-through tunnel, with information on conservation efforts. The Claws exhibit showcases crustaceans such as the Japanese spider crab, known for its large leg span. The visit typically lasts about two hours and includes entrance to all exhibits.
The same admission, priced across 16 sellers. Book with Booking Wolf and earn credit back.
Prices gathered from public seller listings; may vary by date and ticket type.
SEA LIFE Brighton
Visitors enter SEA LIFE Brighton through the Victorian Arcade into a rainforest environment featuring tropical fish, water dragons, poison dart frogs, piranhas, and rescued terrapins. The 750,000-liter ocean display can be viewed from a Victorian auditorium or a glass tunnel with green sea turtles swimming overhead. A glass bottom boat ride is available for extra cost. The seahorse exhibit highlights their feeding and breeding behaviors. The Secrets of the Reef display showcases tropical fish from the Maldives with a crawl-through tunnel and conservation information. The Claws exhibit presents various crustaceans, including the Japanese spider crab with legs up to 12 feet across.


by Merlin SEA LIFE Centres
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£50SEA LIFE Brighton is housed in the original Victorian aquarium building dating back to 1872. Visitors enter through the Victorian Arcade into a rainforest exhibit where tropical fish, water dragons, poison dart frogs, piranhas, and rescued terrapins can be seen. The aquarium features a 750,000-liter ocean display with three species of sharks, rescued sea turtles, rays, and tropical fish, viewed from a Victorian auditorium or through a glass tunnel where green sea turtles swim overhead. A glass bottom boat experience is available for separate purchase at admissions. The seahorse exhibit displays their unique behavior and breeding program. The Secrets of the Reef display presents tropical fish from the Maldives reef, including regal tangs and clownfish, viewed through a crawl-through tunnel, with information on conservation efforts. The Claws exhibit showcases crustaceans such as the Japanese spider crab, known for its large leg span. The visit typically lasts about two hours and includes entrance to all exhibits.
The same admission, priced across 16 sellers. Book with Booking Wolf and earn credit back.
Prices gathered from public seller listings; may vary by date and ticket type.
SEA LIFE Brighton
Visitors enter SEA LIFE Brighton through the Victorian Arcade into a rainforest environment featuring tropical fish, water dragons, poison dart frogs, piranhas, and rescued terrapins. The 750,000-liter ocean display can be viewed from a Victorian auditorium or a glass tunnel with green sea turtles swimming overhead. A glass bottom boat ride is available for extra cost. The seahorse exhibit highlights their feeding and breeding behaviors. The Secrets of the Reef display showcases tropical fish from the Maldives with a crawl-through tunnel and conservation information. The Claws exhibit presents various crustaceans, including the Japanese spider crab with legs up to 12 feet across.