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Sea Life (London)

London

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  • 14 immersive habitats featuring sharks, rays, penguins, sea turtles and much more.
  • Interactive experiences like touch pools, daily feeding talks and virtual reality dives.
  • Strong focus on conservation with breeding programmes and educational displays.
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An expansive aquarium in London’s South Bank, featuring sharks, rays, penguins and hundreds of other marine species in immersive, themed habitats.

Times

April to September: 09:30 to 19:00
October to March: 10:00 to 18:00

Attraction Duration

2 hours

Age Range

Fun for all ages

Attraction Overview

Sea Life London is home to over 500 incredible marine species, each resident to one of their 14 unique aquatic-themed habitats. From penguins in their icy Antarctic enclosure to blacktip reef sharks cruising through a tropical shipwreck. Zones like Coral Kingdom showcase a vibrant living reef, while Rainforest Adventure introduces exotic amphibians and reptiles in a dense, humid setting. The Rockpool Experience lets you gently touch starfish and anemones, and regular talks by aquarists give insight into how the animals are cared for.

Sea Life London also supports active breeding and conservation work, helping to protect species like seahorses, jellyfish and freshwater fish across the globe.

Be sure to explore...

  • The Ocean Invaders tunnel, where sharks, rays and shoals of fish glide overhead as you walk beneath them.
  • Penguin Ice Adventure, where gentoo penguins dart through cold water in a custom-built Antarctic environment.
  • The Rockpool Zone, where you can gently touch starfish, anemones and hermit crabs.
  • Daily feeding talks and dive shows that offer insight into marine behaviour and care.
  • The Coral Kingdom, a vivid, living reef home to tropical fish and vibrant underwater ecosystems.

How to get here

Sea Life London is located on the South Bank inside County Hall, right next to the London Eye. If arriving on foot, cross Westminster Bridge or the Golden Jubilee footbridges and follow the riverside walkway.

Get here by Public Transport

Buses 3, 87, 148, 159 and 453 all stop near Waterloo Station, which is around a five-minute walk away. From Waterloo, head down York Road and follow signs to the London Eye. Turn left onto The Queen’s Walk and continue until you reach the aquarium entrance, just before the main South Bank concourse. Signage is clear and the route is busy and well-lit.