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Two Oceans Aquarium

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Overview

Dock Road, V & A Waterfront, Atlantic Seaboard, Cape Town

phone: view phone+27 +21 418-3823

fax: view fax+27 +21 418-3952

website: http://www.aquarium.co.za

e-mail: send an e-mail

Description


The southern tip of Africa is the meeting place of two mighty oceans, the Indian and the Atlantic. The Two Oceans Aquarium showcases the incredible diversity of marine flora and fauna found in these rich oceans. Over 8000 living animals, including fishes, mammals, birds and invertebrates can be seen in this marine kaleidoscope.



The 'two oceans' theme is illustrated by spectacular exhibits, ranging from vibrant displays of Indian Ocean tropical fishes to the magnificent 800,000 litre Kelp Forest Exhibit, which is one of only two living kelp forests on display in the world. Visitors will be mesmerised by the gentle sway of tall kelp plants and the play of dappled sunlight on silver fishes.



Discover life beyond the African waves with opportunities such as diving with the sharks and the daily feeding of the fishes and penguins or host a function or conference in ocean style. The Aquarium offers oceans of fun for children including puppet shows and arts and crafts. Become a Solemate and visit as often as you like. You'll also receive a host of exclusive benefits and special events.



Dive in and discover the depths of this enchanting world!



The Aquarium is open from 09h30 until 18h00 daily.



  Finger leather coral, Star polyps & Toadstool leather coral - Photo: M. Farquhar
A4 01 & Kelp Forest 2003-06 - Photo: S. Lennert • Kelp Forest - Photo: J. Mackinnon


 

Two Oceans Aquarium

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