Featured News, Articles & Stories
Become a Rockpool Ranger This Summer!
This summer, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium invites you on an exciting journey into the world of Australia’s rockpools.
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5 fun facts about Penguins
Penguins may just be the cutest bird out there. But they're not just cute - they are also some of the most interesting creatures. Learn 5 new facts about these waddling wonders.
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6 Fun Facts About Dugongs
Our team at SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium think dugongs are unique and incredibly intelligent creatures. Check out these 6 fun facts about dugongs and decide for yourself!
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10 Family Friendly Things to do in Darling Harbour & Barangaroo
Need Something to Do with the Kids? Enjoy a Family Day Out in Sydney’s Darling Harbour Precinct.
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- Wednesday 4th March 2020
- Sharks
Meet our 13 unique species of shark
Discover the 13 species of sharks which call the aquarium home at SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, home to the largest variety of sharks in Australia
- Tuesday 3rd March 2020
Covid-19 – Information for Guests
The safety and wellbeing of our guests and staff is our priority and we will take all necessary precautions to ensure their continued welfare
- Tuesday 18th February 2020
- Sharks, Sea Life
Critically Endangered Grey Nurse Shark Rescue
A Critically Endangered Grey Nurse Shark in Bushrangers Bay, near Shellharbour now has full use of both eyes thanks to a successful rescue that removed the gang hooks caught between her eye and jaw.
- Monday 17th February 2020
- Sharks, Events
New ‘Aquarium After Dark’ Experience
Whether you love them, fear them or are intrigued by them, you can’t deny that sharks are majestic animals. Join us for one night only on Wednesday 26th February for an evening of Shark Discovery.
- Monday 17th February 2020
- Seahorses
Our conservation project to save this endangered species!
SEA LIFE Sydney has implemented an exciting new breeding and conservation project in collaboration with a suite of organisations including the NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) Fisheries and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS).
