Take a tour of the deep…without getting wet! An aquatic Zoo with 30+ displays and over 1,000 creatures including Black Tip Reef Sharks, Octopus, Seahorses, Stingrays, and Red-Bellied Piranha, they will take you on a voyage of the deep…without getting wet! Because the Aquarium is entirely inside, it is an excellent rainy-day pastime. Sea Life is only a 2-minute walk from Bray DART Station and a peaceful and picturesque 30-minute train trip from Dublin City Centre, making SeaLife Bray an ideal alternative for both visitors and locals. The National SEA LIFE Centre in Bray is one of the most popular tourist destinations on the East Coast.
Sea Life Bray Aquarium
The National SEA LIFE Centre on Bray’s Seafront is a great place for a family day.
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