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Crowned nudibranchs are brightly coloured sea slugs that are found in Southern African waters. However, you may SEA some on your next Aquarium visit.

The Two Oceans Aquarium is bursting with marine life just waiting to be explored! This holiday, check out 10 fishy friends who you can find and learn more about!

"Cave dweller" is a term used to describe fish that are adapted to live in caves or other underground habitats. Let's meet the cave dwellers you'll find at the Two Oceans Aquarium.

The Save Our Seas Foundation Shark Exhibit is home to five ragged-tooth sharks - each unique in their own right, but all equally marvellous. Let's meet them!

We've come to the end of yet another year - and what a year it has been. Let's take a look back at some of the fin-tastic moments that made 2023 special.

Over the years, the Two Oceans Aquarium has become wildly popular among locals and internationals. It is without a doubt one of the "must-sees" in Cape Town. Let's see why!

Stingrays, with their flat bodies and floating “wings”, are one of the ocean’s most iconic sights. Unfortunately, they’re also the most misunderstood species of ray, sensationalised for their stinging...

We have some new additions to the Two Oceans Aquarium family: West Coast rock lobsters! Locally known as “kreef” or crayfish, these tough-looking lobsters are endemic to the western coast of South Afr...

Have you ever wondered what and how we feed the incredible animals here at the Two Oceans Aquarium? Well, our daily Feeding Times are the perfect place to find out! One of the most popular activities ...

Check out everything you need to know about the stars of the ocean!

South Africa's ocean is home to five species of sea turtle - some of which are temporarily housed at the Two Oceans Aquarium in our I&J Ocean Exhibit while undergoing rehabilitation with our Found...

African penguins are one of our favourite seabirds - they are noisy, cantankerous, curious, beautiful, and mischievous, but they are also at significant risk of extinction. In the lead-up to Internati...