S.E.A. Aquarium

#sginsider Name of Place: S.E.A Aquarium Location: 8 Sentosa Gateway,098269 Opening Hours: 10 am to 5 pm SEA Aquarium Singapore opened its doors in 2012, it was then holding the title of being the largest in the world. Currently, it has over 10k marine animals such as sharks, dolphins, octopuses and jellyfish. The main attraction of the Aquarium is the open ocean tank, which is also my favourite attraction here. One will get a stunning view of this attraction because of its beautiful design, it is 36 M in width and 8.3 m in height. I enjoyed viewing the giant groupers, manta rays and the pick handle barracudas. The SEA Aquarium is an engaging attraction which is also educational and eye-opening. Highly recommended to visit and spend at least half a day exploring the different habitats in the display.

S.E.A Aquarium located in Sentosa, Singapore. There’s so many colourful fish to see! Jellyfish look mesmerising (tips: try photo it in slowmo!) Ocean Dome feels like you are in the underwater world! There’s S.E.A restaurant beside the Ocean Dome, dine-in and enjoy the spectacular view of the Ocean Dome. Estimated time to complete: ~2hrs #sentosa #seaaquarium #fishes

Our four-day, three-night Singapore itinerary was spent on Sentosa Island. Stepping into Resorts World Sentosa in Singapore, the holiday vibe hits you immediately. This place combines leisure, vacation, gourmet food, and amusement facilities, and is a microcosm of Singapore itself. Resorts World Sentosa brings together Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, and Adventure Cove Waterpark, as well as Malaysian Food Street and many different stalls and upscale dining options. You can experience all the Singaporean flavors in one go here, and staying at Resorts World Sentosa also means no island admission fee is required. You can conveniently take the MRT off the island. The S.E.A. Aquarium is truly super romantic! A must-visit for couples! Just by looking up, you can encounter all kinds of marine life, as if you are traveling through the blue planet! Taking photos here is also very photogenic, and here's the photo-taking strategy: 1. Choose the shooting angle. An upward shot is a good angle to avoid the crowd, suitable for places with overhead underwater tunnels or glass water curtains, where you can capture both fish and people in the frame. 2. Take more silhouette shots. The lighting in the aquarium is not very bright, and the atmosphere is mainly underwater, so you can take more silhouette shots. Try to make body movements diverse and extended, which creates a very romantic atmosphere. 3. Use the light from the aquarium tanks. In a dim environment, if you want to capture a clear face, try to get close to the light source of the aquarium tank, capturing the scene of people observing marine life.

#wheretogo #singapore #sentosa I always find aquariums relaxing & fascinating and give you a glimpse of what's its like living in the waters like seas, oceans, ponds and rivers. Being in Singapore gives me the opportunity to visit one of the world's best aquarium - SEA Aquarium which is located in Sentosa island. My kids love the aquarium cos it was filled with astonishment with diverse assortment of Ocean fishes, Sharks, Rays, Sea creatures, Corals, and colourful invertebrates; Starfish and Jellyfish! Quite abit of effort has gone into most of the exhibits in ensuring asesthetics and that the sea creatures have space to rest and hide. The place was beautiful. The exhibits were very well done ,and the the place was clean.