Come and meet one of our rockpool experts and make an amazing discovery at our touch pool. You'll be able to see and touch sea stars, shark eggs, shells, sea urchins and more! Also discover a whole range of interesting and unusual facts about Rockpool Creatures with the latest news, stories, articles & guides from the team at SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium.
Discover Sydney’s Most Beautiful Rockpools for Families
Sydney is a sandy paradise, but when your family consists of kids of different ages, sometimes it’s difficult to find a swimming spot to suit all. Why not think outside the beach and give one of this city’s many rockpools a whirl?
Read moreMake a splash at the new Discovery Kids Rockpool!
Make a splash at our all the new Discovery Kids Rockpool! This brand new interactive space allows you to see, touch and learn about the marine creatures commonly found in rockpools.
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- Friday 5th June 2026
Health Advisory
We are aware of a notification from NSW Health regarding a confirmed measles case involving a guest who visited SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium on Monday 25 May 2026 between 1:00pm and 3:00pm. This information is for guests who may have visited during this time.
- Saturday 23rd May 2026
- Events, Activities, conservation, Things To Do
World Oceans Day in Sydney
Celebrate World Oceans Day at SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
- Sunday 26th April 2026
- Penguins
King Penguin Chick Hatches at SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
Meet SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium’s newest King Penguin chick. Learn about the fluffy new arrival, its proud parents Quentin and Forrest, and how to see penguins in Sydney.
- Friday 10th April 2026
- Events, Holidays
Easter School Holidays in Sydney: The Ultimate Family Activity Guide
Looking for things to do during these Easter school holidays in Sydney?
- Wednesday 11th March 2026
- Conservation
Zebra Shark Rewilding Update: 62 Sharks Now Swimming in Raja Ampat
The StAR Project continues to deliver major milestones in the recovery of endangered zebra sharks (Stegostoma tigrinum) in the waters of Raja Ampat, Indonesia.
