About The Sea Life London Aquarium

The Sea Life London Aquarium holds a collection of 400 species of fish displayed in water tanks. The main attractions at the aquarium include a tunnel structured in such a way that visitors get the impression of walking beneath the sea. The tunnel is flanked by large tanks containing green turtles, sharks, sea-horses and clown fish among many other species of sea life. Visitors are given the opportunity to have an intimate encounter with the sharks while crossing a glass walkway stretching across the Pacific display. Other attractions include a temple for the sea horses and the story of the River Thames.    The Sea Life London Aquarium offers an interactive experience where visitors can feed the rays, stop at the touch pools and discovery zones and watch diving displays. The aquarium has three floors and is divided into 14 zones freshwater stream, Atlantic Upper, Rivers and Ponds, Pacific Upper, Indian Ocean, Atlantic Lower, Ray Pool, Temperate Waters, Pacific Lower, Coral Reef, Invertebrates, Tropical Freshwater, Mangrove and Rain forest.

Meet your favorite sea creatures face to face.  Take a walk under water. Learn about breeding and conservation. It's all possible at The Sea Life London Aquarium.

Location

The London Aquarium is on the South bank of the river Thames, right next
to the London Eye.

The nearest tube stations to the aquarium are Westminster and Waterloo.
From Westminster, exit onto Westminster Bridge (Exit 1) and then cross
over the Bridge. From Waterloo exit for the South Bank (Exit 6).