SEA Life Brighton

SEA Life Brighton Aquarium is the world’s oldest aquarium conceptualised and designed by the renowned designer and architect Eugenius Birch. After three years of intense construction, the museum was finally guested in 1872. Since its inception, the museum has showcased various aquatic creatures from around the world, and currently, SEA Life Brighton is home to more than 5,000 creatures. The underwater museum has been divided into multiple zones for better experience and fun.

Glass Bottom Boat zone is a premium experience for the riders, as they’ll witness the aquatic life under their feet and can feel the ocean's depth. Rainforest Adventure Zone is a unique place at SEA Life Brighton. The museum has maintained a hot and humid atmosphere inside the venue and wildlife creatures native to the rainforests.

Location: Marine Parade, Brighton BN2 1TB, United Kingdom

Time: 10 AM to 4 PM (every day, except Saturday when it’s open till 5 PM)

Entry Fee: Standard Ticket

For Adult (Advanced Booking): 17 Euros

For Adult (Normal Booking): 23 Euros

Anytime Entry Ticket

Online Booking for Adults: 26.50 Euros

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• The Brighton Aquarium was designed by Eugenius Birch, who also laid out the designs of the glorious West Pier. The aquarium started its operations in 1872 after three years of construction.
• SEA Life Brighton Aquarium is divided into four zones; Glass Bottom Boat, Rainforest Adventure, History, Day & Night Ocean Experience.
• Rainforest Adventure zone provides a wholesome experience to the visitors with the controlled hot and humid rainforest atmosphere and the assortment of aquatic creatures in the rainforest.
• A large ensemble of creatures at SEA life Brighton includes Rays, Jellyfish, Turtles, Sharks, Frogs, Crocodiles, and much more.