Sea Life Hunstanton

About Sea Life Hunstanton

There is so much to sea at SEA LIFE Hunstanton!

Along the way, you’ll encounter some of the world’s most incredible animals, including huge sharks, sassy seals, mysterious stingrays, playful penguins, seahorses, thousands of tropical fish and much, much more.

Dive in and you’ll discover…

Penguin Beach – Learn how to waddle with our mischievous and adorable Humboldt penguins

Inca Terns – Watch out for ‘the birds with moustaches’ as they fly and dive above your head!

Otter River – Venture to our outdoor zones and see our Asian short-clawed otters splash about and snack on their favourite treats – peanuts!

Rainforest Ranger – If you have ever wanted to see a snake, lizard or a giant creepy crawly from the deepest depths of the jungle, now is your chance!

Seal Rescue Centre – Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary is home to Norfolks only seal sanctuary open to visitors.

Underwater Viewing – Visit the outside seal enclosure and get a spectacular view from underwater.

Ocean Tunnel – Holds 187,500 litres of natural seawater and is home to over 30 amazingly different species of fish and our majestic Green Sea Turtle, Ernie!

Tropical Reef – Be prepared to be amazed as you come closer than ever before to an astonishing colourful assortment of creatures in our Tropical Reef displays filled with Blue Regal Tangs, Clown Fish and much more.

Mighty Amazon – Step out of the ocean and into the hot and humid rainforest to experience what life is like beneath the tropical treetops.

Rockpool – Rockpools are amazing micro-habitats full of incredible creatures!

Bay of Rays – You’ll start your journey through the depths of the ocean in the Bay of Rays.

Breed Rescue Protect – Conservation is at the heart of what we do at Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary. There are plenty of opportunities to learn about the threats facing marine life and what you can do to help.

Accessibility Information:
SEA LIFE Hunstanton is mostly wheelchair and mobility scooter friendly. The only area that is not fully accessible is our underwater seal viewing window, however, the seals can still be viewed by wheelchair or mobility scooter users from the ground level.