SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium is home to thousands of mesmorising marine creatures, right in the heart of Melbourne's CBD! There's no better Melbourne attraction to spend the day.
You'll spend hours exploring our underwater exhibits across 12 themed zones from shark spotting at Shipwreck Explorer to watching our cheeky penguins dive into the water at Penguin Playground. Discover more about the underwater animals you'll find at SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium, click the images below.
King and Gentoo Penguins
Watch our King and Gentoo Penguin species interact, slip, slide and swim around!
Jellyfish
Descend into the mysteriously fascinating world of jellyfish
Sharks
While our 2.2 million litre Oceanarium undergoes renovations, some of the incredible marine creatures – including tawny nurse sharks, speartooth sharks, leopard sharks, sawfish, smooth rays and eagle rays – will not be visible to our guests. These large sharks and rays will be back to inspire our guests when the Oceanarium reopens in December 2023. Rest assured, you can still see some incredible sharks and rays at SEA LIFE Melbourne! You can find Port Jackson sharks and fiddler rays in Bay of Rays and a range of carpet sharks in Coral Atoll.
Melbourne's Mega Crocodile
Come fact to face with one of Australia's biggest crocodiles!
Seahorses and Relatives
Discover our seahorse species and their relatives
Sea Stars (AKA Starfish)
Discover these brainless creatures
Tropical Reef Fish
Meet our Clownfish, Blue Tangs and Lion Fish!
Ocean Fish Species
Discover them all
Rays and Sawfish
While our 2.2 million litre Oceanarium undergoes renovations, some of the incredible marine creatures – including tawny nurse sharks, speartooth sharks, leopard sharks, sawfish, smooth rays and eagle rays – will not be visible to our guests. These large sharks and rays will be back to inspire our guests when the Oceanarium reopens in December 2023. Rest assured, you can still see some incredible sharks and rays at SEA LIFE Melbourne! You can find Port Jackson sharks and fiddler rays in Bay of Rays and a range of carpet sharks in Coral Atoll.
Rainforest Creatures
Lizards, turtles, mudskippers, frogs
