See real shark eggs in which future baby sharks develop, as well as the youngest of our boarders, just out of their protective shell.

A kid's favourite, the octopus is a small animal that's fun and full of tricks. He may even stretch out a tentacle before your eyes!

On the lookout for a prey in the crevices of the rocks, moray eels arise, threatening. Don't panic, these impressive fish are not dangerous for humans but their bite is nevertheless formidable.

Every Tuesday, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays at 2:30 pm!
Join us to observe these graceful creatures eat a piece of squid or shrimp.

Sweet Ray, Curly Ray, Melee Ray ... All are inhabitants of the Atlantic Ocean. 

Touch the arms of a starfish. What texture does this make you think of?

Overcome your apprehension: the younger ones will be able to caress the back of the small crab. As for the most courageous, they can try to take it in the hands with the help of a SEA LIFE member of staff !

...of rays and sharks! Picked up in the tanks of the aquarium, you will be surprised by the look and texture of these shells called "Siren Bags".

These species of small spotted sharks will seduce you with their round muzzle and large cat eyes. However, they are not left out at the time of feeding and can swallow a good bite, an entire sardine!

See the largest sharks in the Atlantic basin. Easily recognizable by their slender body and prominent muzzle, they will slip silently into the dark waters.

Every Wednesday and Sunday at 16:00

Settle into the tunnel and observe them during their favourite moment. Some sharks will be fed by our groomers, others will take the fish thrown to swallow them with a single jaw.

This small marbled shark lays eggs in a spiral shape. He likes to rest on the sandy bottom out of sight.

Striped when juvenile, this shark looks nice has nice spots in adulthood. His tail is almost as long as the rest of his body!

This pretty male lives in perfect harmony with his companions on Shark Island. It is easily recognizable by the beautiful ocelli on its back, reminiscent of some wild cats.

By far the most active of the basin, it measures approximately 1.5m. It's easily recognisable by its black fins, it is extremely vivid and reactive during feedings.

Nathan and Tao are our two green turtles, who arrived at the aquarium in 2006. You can see them eat every morning at 11:30 am and learn all sorts of information about their lifestyle and the protection of sea turtles.

This is the largest shark in the aquarium. With a size that can exceed 3 meters, this massive shark is totally harmless to humans.

This ray uses its mouth to scoop up the small crustaceans that hide in the sand!

Three species of puffer fish are presented in our basins, with or without thorns. These animals have the characteristic of being able to swell to frighten their predators!

You will be amazed by the diversity of colours, shapes and sizes of tropical fish. From the most famous to the most discreet, you can discover several species of balisters, butterfly fish, labre, angel fish, damselfly fish and lots more...

...are to be discovered in 5 tanks perfectly adapted to their delicate maintenance. You will discover the large big bellied Seahorse, the largest species that can exceed 30cm in length!

A space is especially reserved for the youngest of our seahorses, no bigger than a finger nail and born in the aquarium!

...such as sea needles, razor fish and lime fish with orange spots brighten up these ponds. 

These male citrinellum cichlids develop an impressive bump on the front of the head. The more prominent the bump, the higher the fish in the group hierarchy.

Probably the most famous Amazonian fish! Piranhas live in schools of several hundred or even thousands of individuals and are capable of attacking their prey in groups. This makes them formidable predators. However, they suffer mostly from a bad reputation.

Their profile is strange! These fish are able to jump more than one meter out of the water to capture flying insects above the surface.

This head is not unknown to you! Surgeon Fish have a blade at the base of the tail and can defend themselves effectively against their predators.

Hard and soft corals will surprise you by the brilliance of their colours. Observe their natural bioluminescence using small inverted light box, allowing you to observe these unusual organisms exposed to black lights.

One of the favorite fish of children. There are actually dozens of species. The best known, the three-band clown fish, lives in symbiosis with a sea anemone. Find out more about this wonderful friendship at SEA LIFE.

From an average height of 90 cm, the King is the largest penguin after the Emperor.

The Gentoo is one of the most colorful penguins with its bright orange beak and pink legs.

We reproduce as closely as possible their natural living conditions. Feedings everyday at 2pm and 4pm!