Sea Life Bangkok

Sea Life Bangkok is a world-class aquarium located in Bangkok, Thailand. With over 30,000 marine animals, including a 270-degree underwater tunnel, it provides a unique and unforgettable experience. Interactive displays and educational programs promote marine conservation. Conveniently located in the Siam Paragon shopping mall, it’s a must-see destination for all.

SeaLife Bangkok offers a variety of zones and exhibits that showcase different marine habitats and animals that fascinating to look at the diverse and amazing creatures that live in our oceans such as: “Weird and Wonderful” Zone: This exhibit features some of the most bizarre and unique sea creatures, such as the giant spider crab and garden eel. “Shark Walk”: Visitors can walk over a transparent tunnel with sharks swimming below them. This exhibit includes a variety of shark species, such as blacktip reef sharks and leopard sharks. “Ocean Tunnel”: A 270-degree tunnel that allows visitors to walk through an underwater world filled with sharks, rays, and other sea creatures. “Tropical Ocean” Zone: This exhibit showcases the vibrant and diverse marine life found in tropical oceans, including colorful coral reefs, clownfish, and seahorses. “Rockpool” Zone: Visitors can get hands-on with starfish, sea urchins, and other creatures that live in rock pools. “Rainforest” Zone: Featuring exotic fish, reptiles, and amphibians that are found in Southeast Asian rainforests.”Rocky Shore” Zone: Showcasing creatures that live along the shores of rocky coastlines, such as crabs and starfish. “Jellyfish” Zone: Featuring various species of mesmerizing jellyfish. “Penguin Ice Adventure” Zone: This exhibit features a recreated Antarctic environment with a colony of adorable penguins, including the Gentoo, Adelie, and Chinstrap species. “Seahorse Kingdom” Zone: Visitors can learn about seahorses and their unique characteristics, as well as see other species of fish that live in seahorse habitats. “Ray Bay” Zone: Visitors can get up close and personal with rays and other flatfish, including the majestic eagle ray and the spotty cow nose ray. “Conservation Cove” Zone: An interactive exhibit that educates visitors about marine conservation and how they can help protect our oceans.