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Waterfront
8002 Cape Town
South Africa -
+27 21 418 3823
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Neighborhood :
V & A Waterfront
http://www.aquarium.co.za/
This is the largest aquarium in South Africa, housing more than 300 marine species in impressive and informative displays. Watch seals playing underwater or the calm swaying of kelp forests filled with fish. Shark feeding time is 3:30p from Monday to Sunday and the best day to go is on a Sunday when large ragged-toothed sharks are fed. Certified divers can take a dip in the shark tank or kelp bed. An onsite shop sells souvenirs, books, and videos and the Bayfront Blue restaurant serves excellent food.
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Trip Advisor Reviews
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“Feeding Time is Fun”
This is a very nice aquarium, although it's no Sea World. The collection of fishes, shellfish, and especially penguins and predator fish was ex...
“Lacked any real wow factor.”
Visited this aquarium located at the awesome V&A Waterfront last year, and was really dissappointed at what I saw. I've been to many great aqua...
“Excellent aquarium”
I visited the Aquarium in February 2006. The Two Oceans Aquarium contains marine life from the Indian ocean and the Atlantic ocean. It is based...
Yahoo Travel Reviews
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WOW!!!!
The most amazing experience - makes the Sealife Centre in Birmingham, UK look like a domestic fish tank! The hands -on experiments were great ...
worth a visit
Loved the place interesting combination a maritime life, some great exhibits, well worh a visit as part of the whole waterfront experience of c...
spectacular events
This is one of the most amazing places on earth.The friendly trainers and volunteers, the animals and the smell of th sea made me never leave c...
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