- 1st - 16th April
- Included in ticket
Celebrate Shark Week!
Discover the different species of sharks which call the aquarium home and become a shark expert through a range of interactive activities focusing on myth-busting, conservation, fun facts and more!
With opportunities to learn about and meet a variety of sharks, from the small cat shark, to two-metre-long Sand Tiger Sharks, go below the surface and discover the ocean’s most misunderstood creature.
Join us this Easter to celebrate SHARKS!
Our Shark Species!
Sand Tiger Shark
Despite its fearsome appearance and rows of sharp teeth, the Sand Tiger shark offers no threat to humans and is, a superbly adapted fish-eater, usually swallowing prey whole.
Blacktip Reef Shark
Blacktip Reef sharks are habitually identified by its prominent black tips on its fins. They can grow up to 120 cm in length and feeds on crustaceans and other small fish.
Catshark
Catsharks have patterns such as stripes, patches or spots. Most catsharks also lay their eggs on the sea bed in tough egg cases known as 'mermaid's purses' for protection.
Anytime Entry Ticket
Anytime Entry Ticket
- Arrive at any time on the day of your choice
- Discover over 500 species from every part of the world in 14 themed zones over 3 floors
- Reschedule for free up to 24 hours prior to arrival if your plans change
Top Shark Facts!
Can you count them all?!
Did you know there are over 400 different species of sharks! Here at SEA LIFE London we have 7.
No dentist required
Many shark species have several rows of teeth which they can lose and replace thousands of times in their lives!
Giant to tiny
Sharks come in all different shapes and sizes. The biggest sharks today can grow up to 12 meters long and the smallest is around the size of your hand!
Under Threat
Sharks are in danger of disappearing. Many sharks get caught in fishing gear or are hunted for their fins!
Online from
£29.50
Per adult
On the door
£40
Per adult
- Entry at your chosen 15-minute time slot
- Discover species from around the world in 14 themed zones and interact with them at with our public feeding, diving displays and touch pools
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Plan ahead and book tickets online
Save time and money by booking your attraction tickets in advance
- Enjoy great savings versus on the day/peak times
- Guaranteed admission on your chosen date
- Reschedule for free
- Instant ticket (show the ticket on your Mobile device or as a printout)
Online from
£43
Per adult
- Arrive at any time on the day of your choice
- Discover over 500 species from every part of the world in 14 themed zones over 3 floors
- Reschedule for free up to 24 hours prior to arrival if your plans change
Online from
£39
Per adult
- Standard entry at your chosen time slot
- Be transported to the depths of the ocean in this exhilarating, state of the art virtual reality experience
- Reschedule for free up to 24 hours prior to arrival if your plans change
Imagine a world without sharks
As apex predators, sharks maintain the species below them in the food chain and serve as an indicator for ocean health and its ecosystem. However many shark species are in trouble due to ocean pollution. A major killer of our marine life is ghost nets!
What is a ghost net?
Ghost nets refer to fishing nets left or lost in the ocean. They get their name because they continue to drift through the ocean catching marine life, even after they are no longer being used. Ghost nets can entangle and kill marine life such as sharks, turtles, seabirds and whales!
An estimated 800,000 metric tonnes of ghost netting is left in the marine environment every year.
Come along this Easter to find out more about how to look after sharks in our oceans!
