SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium

SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium is located in the heart of Victoria's capital Melbourne, at the junction of King Street and Flinders Street, adjacent to the beautiful Yala River (Yarra Rive).

SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium appearance is a blue-and-white-based arc-shaped building, covering an area of about 9000 square meters, aquarium building a total of 4 floors, including two floors above ground and underground. There are 12 wonderful theme exploration areas, leading tourists on a wonderful journey, the family is suitable for all ages. There are thousands of aquatic animals, including Australia's largest saltwater alligators, the world's richest species of sea horses and Ye Long, as well as majestic emperor penguins and Gentuan penguins. Unique advanced display facilities, interesting animal feeding and diver performance, a collection of entertainment, educational, participatory, absolutely must not be missed.

SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium is Australia's most complete oceanographic aquarium, with more than 500 species of marine life ,12 theme areas, along the way will meet some of the world's most incredible animals, including beautiful penguins, giant sharks, saw rays, mysterious yellowfish, jellyfish, seahorse, thousands of tropical fish and so on. There are also seven-language guides available in the library, without fear of language difficulties.

Besides the coral tanks that run through the longitudinal space and the glass tunnel that runs through 2.2 million liters of sea water, SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium the most dazzling stars are penguins and sharks. Visitors can walk through a glass, face-to-face with the emperor's geese or watch them fly through the water; divers can jump into the huge fish tank and feed the sharks themselves. Friends with diving permits can also sign up to swim with sharks (Shark Dives, for $279), while underwater strolls (Shark Walker, for $199) allow friends without any diving experience to walk underwater.

Visitors can also go deep into the SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium pavilion area to experience the "behind-the-scenes tour (Behind The Scenes)". When visitors visit behind the pavilion area, you can see the food preparation area of the aquarium, veterinary office, research laboratory, diving area and quarantine area.

SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium highlights

• Shining Bay (Bay of Rays): The new Shining Bay Pavilion at SEA LIFE MLBourne Aquarium opens up a vast underwater space where you will encounter some elegant marine life, including the Australian Tiger Shark, to explore the mysteries deep in the Gulf of Port Phillip Bay;
• Coral Atoll (Coral Atoll): This colorful underwater wonderland is home to a variety of exotic animals, including sea eels and hundreds of colorful fish;
• A natural rock pool (Rockpools): Put your hands into the natural rock pool to explore the mysterious undersea world where you can touch beautiful starfish and shark eggs;
• Coral Cave (Coral Caves): found some unusual animals, the vibrant and colorful coral cave is their home;
• saltwater crocodile (Pinjarra): what an amazing viewing experience to communicate face-to-face with one of australia's largest saltwater crocodiles from two different viewing angles;
• Mermaid Garden (Mermaid Garden): Into Australia's dark deep underwater world, the magnificent and colorful underwater paradise is in sight. Travel 2.2 million liters of ocean aquarium, mermaid garden wonders emerge in endlessly, people forget to return;
• Hippocampal wharf (Seahorese Pier): This is home to amazing sea horses and sea dragons;
• Tropical Rainforest Adventure (Rainforest Adventure): Traveling from the deep ocean floor to the wet, lush rainforest of northern Australia, encounter magical animals that are rare elsewhere, including weird insects, lung fish, freshwater turtles, rainforest frogs, etc.
• Penguin Paradise (Penguin Playground): There are emperor penguins (King Penguin) and beautiful small papua penguins (Gentoo Penguin), penguins on the ice-covered ground, playing in the pool, showing you a unique strange world.

Mode of transport

• Tram: Tram 70,75 or Melbourne free (Free Tram Melbourne: 35-City Circle);
• train : get off at Flinders Station (Flinders Train Station) or South Cross Station (Southern Cross Train Station) and take a short walk of about 650 meters.

Fare:

• Unspecified Date Tickets: Adult :$41.5, Children (4-15):$28, Families (2):$99
• Designated tickets are available at official online shopping: adult :$33.2, children (4-15):$20.8, family (2):$53.8

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