In 2001, West Midland Safari and Leisure Park purchased two ex-Sea Life Centres to diversify the business following the outbreak of Foot and Mouth. Renamed SeaQuarium, both sites occupy coastal positions, one at Rhyl, North Wales, the other at Weston-Super-Mare, North Somerset.
A Sea Lion Theatre, similar to the one at West Midland Safari Park, was built at Seaquarium Rhyl in 2010. Both centres have ‘zoned’ exhibits that give an insight into the world beneath the waves.
SeaQuarium Rhyl has the only underwater tunnel in North Wales where visitors can walk under the waves, to see sharks, rays, conger eels and witness the wonders of the ocean within their natural habitats.
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SeaQuarium Rhyl
Seaquarium, East Parade, Rhyl, United Kingdom
In 2001, West Midland Safari and Leisure Park purchased two ex-Sea Life Centres to diversify the business following the outbreak of Foot and Mouth. Renamed Seaquarium, both sites occupy coastal positions, one at Rhyl, North Wales, the other at Weston-Super-Mare, North Somerset.
Wildlife you might see at SeaQuarium Rhyl
Moon Jellyfish
A species of the genus Aurelia, it is translucent and can be recognised by its four horseshoe-shaped gonads. Capable of…
Spotted Ray
A cartilaginous fish distinctive for its dark surface covered in white spots or rings and long tail of barbed stingers,…
Thornback Ray
Found in coastal waters of Europe and the Atlantic coast of Africa, it is one of the more common rays…
Clownfish
Recognised by three white lines across their bright orange bodies. All clownfish are born male. Can irreversibly switch sex to…
Family and group offers at SeaQuarium Rhyl
Families
A free Discovery Scratch Card quiz for every visitor.
Groups
Discounted group prices and group catering are offered. Easy coach or minibus drop off point right outside the door.