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Rua Particular Nº 1 Castelo do Queijo, 4100-379, Porto, PT Portugal
contacts phone: +351 22 619 0400
website: www.visitsealife.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 41.1682974, Longitude: -8.6875351
Monique Dias
::Really nice aquarium. Not the biggest in Portugal as that honour belongs to the Lisbon oceanarium but still a nice place to take children and learn about sea life. There is a variety of sea life that can be seen and enjoyed.
Thomas Lopez
::It was okay. About €39.99 for a family of four. Pretty small layout and light information about the creatures. Not bad though. Maybe 45 min worth of visiting. They'll try to sell you family photos and junk at the exit, but who doesn't do that these days. I'd give it a 2.5 but upgraded to 3 for the stars. For reference, the aquarium in Lisboa is a 5 star evidence by comparison.
Adrian Pitts
::Nice place. There is a good collection of manta rays and an impressive giant turtle. For us, it was a good way to spend a couple of hours on a rainy day. If you've been to some of the bigger aquariums you might not be too impressed, but Sea Life is decent enough for a smaller place and not too expensive.
Ana Vieira
::Really loved it and enjoyed the visit. Really good to take the kids with as it a lot of activities through the visit and allows them to learn more about the sea life. Staff really friendly and professional.
Sotiris Pap
::Wonderful aquarium with very friendly personnel. We could see a huge sea turtle, sharks, rays and a lot of other species. Everything is well presented with a description also in English. There is a nice playground with benches and tables outside. The cafe upstairs offers a nice view of the ocean. It is really worth a visit!