Over the Summer holidays we spent a great day at SEA LIFE in London, on the South Bank. SEA LIFE is a lovely day out for all the family and was enjoyed by all ages from our toddler, to our older kids and us parents too. Visiting SEA LIFE allows you to explore and meet the amazing creatures from across the globe, like Boris the Sea Turtle, Belle the Shark, Juno the Penguin and Archie the Dwarf Croc, so as well as being fun it’s a really nice way for kids to learn and expand their knowledge of animals too.
The collection of sea creatures at SEA LIFE London is really wide, much more so than smaller aquariums we have visited. There are huge tanks of sharks and rays…
a whole section of rainforest sea life including Archie the Dwarf Croc, Boris the Sea Turtle and even displays of rainforest bugs as well as plenty of fish
There is a large polar zone with beautiful penguins including Juno the Penguin, along with interactive elements where children can play using technology, or touch the icy cold for themselves and feel the freeze!
There is a beautiful Coral Kingdom focusing on the creatures of the Coral Reefs which of course houses favourites such as Clown Fish, Blue Tang and Anemones if you are a fan of Nemo and Dory.. and so much more.
We also loved the colourful Jellyfish displays – absolutely beautiful to watch, and very relaxing!
SEA LIFE Fin-Tastic Competition
Over the summer, there is also a competition running at SEA LIFE to find your ultimate BFF. If you take part in the fin-tastic ‘selfie wall’, discover who your bestie is, and take the ultimate BBF selfie. You will be in with a chance of winning a VIP experience, all you have to do is share your selfie using #SeaLifeLondonBestie and tagging @sea_life_london – Good luck!
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