This aquarium has a strong conservation ethos, providing support for shark conservation, the rehabilitation of penguins and turtles, and helping to free seals that sometimes get entangled in plastic strips and fishing lines.
Visitors can happily spend an afternoon exploring the world-class displays here, among them a predator tank with ragged-tooth sharks, a kelp forest (one of only three in the world), the Indian Ocean and Atlantic Ocean galleries, and a shoreline display that houses both African and rockhopper penguins.
Visitors can also arrange to dive with ragged-tooth sharks in the Predator Exhibit or in the Kelp Forest Exhibit, but advise your clients that a scuba licence will be required for this.
Your clients can also dine in good conscience at the adjoining restaurant, the Shoreline Café, which serves only sustainable seafood and which was consequently the first restaurant in Africa to be certified by the Marine Stewardship Council.
