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SEA LIFE Brighton, located in the vibrant city of Brighton, holds the distinction of being the oldest operating aquarium in the world. It first opened its doors to the public as Brighton Aquarium in 1872, and since then, it has continued to captivate visitors with its diverse marine life and historic charm.

Diverse Marine Life and Unique Attractions

SEA LIFE Brighton is home to over 5,000 sea creatures, encompassing more than 100 different species. A significant investment of £2.7 million was made to create an attraction that showcases the changes in an artificial coral reef from day to night, providing a unique and immersive experience for visitors.

Easy Accessibility

SEA LIFE Brighton is conveniently located next to Brighton Palace Pier, making it easily accessible for tourists. Regular bus services, including Route 12, 27, 13X, 14, 27, and CityBuzz 37, serve the area, providing easy transportation options for visitors.

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SEA LIFE Brighton
Marine Parade, Sussex
BN2 1TB Brighton

Visitor information SEA LIFE Brighton

Opening hours

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Admission

0 – 2Free
Adults£24.50

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Location & Map

Marine Parade, Sussex, Brighton

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SEA LIFE Brighton Reviews

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    SEA LIFE Brighton, located in the heart of Brighton, England, offers visitors an underwater adventure. The aquarium houses a diverse collection of marine life, from colorful tropical fish to sharks and sea turtles. Many visitors appreciate the well-maintained tanks and the variety of species on display. The Victorian architecture of the building adds a unique charm to the experience.

    Positive aspects often mentioned include the interactive rockpool experience, where visitors can touch starfish and other sea creatures. The glass-bottom boat ride is another highlight, allowing guests to observe marine life from a different perspective. Educational talks and feeding demonstrations are generally well-received, providing insight into various species and conservation efforts.

    However, some visitors note that the aquarium can feel crowded during peak times, which may detract from the experience. A few reviewers mention that the ticket prices are on the higher side, especially for families. Some also feel that certain areas of the aquarium could benefit from updates or expansions.

    The jellyfish exhibit and the conservation-focused displays receive particular praise. Many visitors appreciate the aquarium's efforts to raise awareness about marine conservation and plastic pollution.

    While SEA LIFE Brighton offers an engaging and educational experience for many, especially families with children, some visitors feel it may not offer enough content for a prolonged visit compared to larger aquariums. Despite this, most find it to be an enjoyable attraction that provides a good introduction to marine life and ocean conservation.

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