S.E.A. Aquarium is one of the world’s largest aquariums, home to more than 100,000 marine animals representing 1,000 species across more than 40 diverse habitats. The vast array of aquatic life is complemented by interactive programmes, up-close animal encounters and immersive learning journeys to inspire visitors to protect the world’s oceans.

Advisory: Before Visiting

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All shows, public feeding sessions and character meet-and-greet will not be available until further notice.

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To ensure your safety, a reservation is required before you visit, please visit here.

Tickets purchased on RWS website from 30 June 2020, 8am will be dated and do not require advanced reservations. Your well-being is our top priority, As an SG clean certified destination we are operating in line with the Singapore Government's directives. More details on our Covid-19 measure here.

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Location

8 Sentosa Gateway, 098269

Operating Hours

Tomorrow 10 AM - 5 PM

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Ocean Spotlights

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Whitetip Reef Shark

Whitetip reef sharks are named for their white-tipped dorsal and caudal fins. These slender, sluggish sharks feed at night.

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Zebra Shark

Zebra sharks start life with zebra-like stripes but, as they mature, they develop dark spots on a yellow-coloured body.

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Fried Egg Sea Jelly

Fried egg sea jellies live half a year and form swarms in the summer months that stretch thousands of kilometres.

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Black Sea Cucumber

Black sea cucumbers live on the sea floor, often covered in sand and feed on decaying matter.

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Black-blotched Fantail Ray

These rays get their name from the blotches on their broad, circular bodies and have a tail that looks like a fan when they swim.

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Blacktip Reef Shark

Blacktip reef sharks are identified by their black-tipped fins and inhabit shallow waters near coral reefs.

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Blue Tang

Blue tangs are surgeonfish that have a royal blue body, yellow tail and black palette shape on their body.

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Bowmouth Guitarfish

These endangered rays are often mistaken for sharks due to how their bodies tapers off towards the tail like a shark's.

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Brain Coral

Brain coral colonies, often found on reef flats, are massive and form thick walls that are flat or dome-shaped.

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Bubble Coral

Bubble corals are hard corals found in shallow, clear, and warm waters of the Indo-Pacific ocean.

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Bumphead Parrotfish

Bumphead parrotfish are one of the largest coral reef fishes, and can grow up to 1.3 metres in length.

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Clownfish

Clownfish are feisty fish that have a symbiotic relationship with sea anemones.

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Decorator Crab

Decorator crabs are so named for the way they decorate themselves in order to camouflage.

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Giant Grouper

Giant groupers are one of the world's largest reef-dwelling bony fish, growing up to 2.7 metres.

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Giant Moray Eel

Moray eels look like snakes but they are in fact a type of fish.

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Green Brittle Star

Brittle stars are one of the fastest-moving echinoderms, darting underneath rocks to evade predators.

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Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin

Dolphins are social animals that live in small groups known as pods.

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Javanese Cownose Ray

Cownose rays are found in shallow marine and brackish coastal waters and swim in large schools.

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Knobbly Sea Star

Knobbly sea stars can be found along the shores of Singapore during low tides.

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Leopard Whipray

Leopard whiprays are named for the patterns on their body and are bottom-dwellers found near reefs.

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Long-spined Sea Urchin

Long-spined sea urchins are covered in long and venomous spines that can grow up to 30 centimetres.

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Moon Sea Jelly

Moon sea jellies are found in tropical and temperate waters, especially near coastlines.

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Napoleon Wrasse

One of the largest coral reef fishes, Napoleon wrasses are victims of overfishing and illegal trade.

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Pickhandle Barracuda

Pickhandle barracudas are known to be solitary active hunters but have been seen to form small schools.

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Poison Arrow Frog

Poison arrow frogs are poisonous amphibians that derive toxicity from their natural diet of insects.

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Queen Angelfish

Adult queen angelfish have a ‘crown-like’ spot on their forehead surrounded by electric-blue, and a blue and yellow body.

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Reef Manta Ray

Manta rays are one of the largest creatures in our oceans, but feed on some of the tiniest - plankton!

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Sand Tiger Shark

Sand tiger sharks are slow-moving sharks with no natural predators but their population are in decline.

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Scalloped Hammerhead Shark

Scalloped hammerhead sharks are named after the shape of their broad head, which resembles the shape of a hammer.

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Scroll Coral

Scroll corals are adaptable and appear in many sizes and shapes, resembling vases, plates and columns.

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Sea Nettle

Sea nettles are invertebrates that prey on zooplankton, small fishes and other sea jellies.

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Snubnose Pompano

Snubnose pompanos inhabit sandy shores and coral reefs, where they forage for hard-shelled invertebrates such as crabs.

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Sun Coral

Sun corals are named for their usual bright yellow or orange colouration and the sun-like appearance of individual polyps.

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Tasmanian Giant Crab

Tasmanian giant crabs are one of the largest crabs in the world and can weigh up to 17.6 kilogrammes.

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Tawny Nurse Shark

Tawny nurse sharks are nocturnal and are found during the day in groups up to 40 individuals lying closely together.

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Weedy Sea Dragon

Weedy sea dragons have a dragon-like appearance and, just like seahorses, the males are responsible for bearing the young.

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Whitetip Reef Shark

Whitetip reef sharks are named for their white-tipped dorsal and caudal fins. These slender, sluggish sharks feed at night.

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Zebra Shark

Zebra sharks start life with zebra-like stripes but, as they mature, they develop dark spots on a yellow-coloured body.

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Fried Egg Sea Jelly

Fried egg sea jellies live half a year and form swarms in the summer months that stretch thousands of kilometres.

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Black Sea Cucumber

Black sea cucumbers live on the sea floor, often covered in sand and feed on decaying matter.

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View our inhabitants

Explore the Oceans

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Shipwrecked!

Discover how shipwrecks become artificial reefs and home to marine animals like the zebra shark at Shipwrecked!

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Underwater City

Discover the wonders of coral reefs and why these city-like large underwater structures are important to the marine ecosystem.

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Apex Predators of the Sea

Come meet our 12 species of shark, over 100 apex predators of the sea, including the endangered scalloped hammerhead shark.

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Aquatic Ecosystem

Discover how interconnected life in the rainforests and our oceans are and interact with marine animals at the Discovery Pool.

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Ocean Diversity

Come marvel at the diversity of marine life including octopus, dolphins and over 1,000 amazing sea jellies.

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Open Ocean Habitat

Our Open Ocean Habitat is teeming with life with over 40,000 marine animals across 120 different species.

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Quirky Adaptation

Come be amazed at the sea dragon and more of nature’s more quirky characters and other-worldly wonderful marine animals!

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School of Fish

Explore over 5,000 fishes, test your marine knowledge and expand your understanding of Singapore’s marine biodiversity.

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Shipwrecked!

Discover how shipwrecks become artificial reefs and home to marine animals like the zebra shark at Shipwrecked!

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Underwater City

Discover the wonders of coral reefs and why these city-like large underwater structures are important to the marine ecosystem.

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Apex Predators of the Sea

Come meet our 12 species of shark, over 100 apex predators of the sea, including the endangered scalloped hammerhead shark.

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Aquatic Ecosystem

Discover how interconnected life in the rainforests and our oceans are and interact with marine animals at the Discovery Pool.

Explore every inch of S.E.A. Aquarium

Download and print the park map ready for your visit or view on your mobile phone.

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What's On The Menu

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Ocean Bites

Following a stroll around the Open Ocean Gallery, enjoy light snacks from Ocean Bites such as muffins, cakes and corn dogs.

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S.E.A.side Snacks

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Enjoy an underwater view of our dolphins as you wait for your order of tasty hot dogs, pastries and refreshing beverages.

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Ocean Bites

Following a stroll around the Open Ocean Gallery, enjoy light snacks from Ocean Bites such as muffins, cakes and corn dogs.

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S.E.A.side Snacks

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Enjoy an underwater view of our dolphins as you wait for your order of tasty hot dogs, pastries and refreshing beverages.

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Ocean Bites

Following a stroll around the Open Ocean Gallery, enjoy light snacks from Ocean Bites such as muffins, cakes and corn dogs.

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S.E.A.side Snacks

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Enjoy an underwater view of our dolphins as you wait for your order of tasty hot dogs, pastries and refreshing beverages.

Shop Till You Drop

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SEAA Treasures

Take home some gifts to remind you of your visit to S.E.A. Aquarium. Our plush toys and snazzy accessories make for great gifts.

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SEAA Wonder

Get in touch with your inner explorer and choose from a delightful variety of eco-friendly merchandise.

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SEAA Treasures

Take home some gifts to remind you of your visit to S.E.A. Aquarium. Our plush toys and snazzy accessories make for great gifts.

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SEAA Wonder

Get in touch with your inner explorer and choose from a delightful variety of eco-friendly merchandise.

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SEAA Treasures

Take home some gifts to remind you of your visit to S.E.A. Aquarium. Our plush toys and snazzy accessories make for great gifts.

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SEAA Wonder

Get in touch with your inner explorer and choose from a delightful variety of eco-friendly merchandise.

Programmes Just For You

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Education Programmes

Engage in our school tours that cater to all learners from pre-school to educators seeking to make a difference.

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Public Programmes

Go behind the scenes with our aquarists and learn how to care for ocean life in programmes catered to different age groups.

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Education Programmes

Engage in our school tours that cater to all learners from pre-school to educators seeking to make a difference.

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Public Programmes

Go behind the scenes with our aquarists and learn how to care for ocean life in programmes catered to different age groups.

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Education Programmes

Engage in our school tours that cater to all learners from pre-school to educators seeking to make a difference.

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Public Programmes

Go behind the scenes with our aquarists and learn how to care for ocean life in programmes catered to different age groups.

Conservation In Action

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Community Engagement

Protecting our precious oceans is a global community effort. Be part of our community of dedicated and passionate ocean ambassadors! Volunteer with us as we commit to ocean advocacy and do our part towards meaningful conservation action.

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Conservation & Research

Explore the various conservation and research initiatives of S.E.A Aquarium and learn about how we are playing our part in protecting our oceans.

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Conservation Stories

Learn about recent issues regarding ocean conservation, how you can play your part in ocean conservation, as well as some of our success stories at S.E.A. Aquarium.

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Community Engagement

Protecting our precious oceans is a global community effort. Be part of our community of dedicated and passionate ocean ambassadors! Volunteer with us as we commit to ocean advocacy and do our part towards meaningful conservation action.

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Conservation & Research

Explore the various conservation and research initiatives of S.E.A Aquarium and learn about how we are playing our part in protecting our oceans.

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Conservation Stories

Learn about recent issues regarding ocean conservation, how you can play your part in ocean conservation, as well as some of our success stories at S.E.A. Aquarium.

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Community Engagement

Protecting our precious oceans is a global community effort. Be part of our community of dedicated and passionate ocean ambassadors! Volunteer with us as we commit to ocean advocacy and do our part towards meaningful conservation action.

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Conservation & Research

Explore the various conservation and research initiatives of S.E.A Aquarium and learn about how we are playing our part in protecting our oceans.

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Conservation Stories

Learn about recent issues regarding ocean conservation, how you can play your part in ocean conservation, as well as some of our success stories at S.E.A. Aquarium.

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