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Visiting The London Sea Life Aquarium
Last time we visited London as a family, Sylvia took a trip to the London Sea Life Aquarium. Sylvia is a huge fan of fish and animals and so this was a real treat for Sylvia and her dad.
The Sealife London Aquarium is divided into three floors. After arriving John and Sylvia first went down to the Aquatics area to view the fish, Sharks and stingray.
Sylvia loved to see the Sharks swimming around as well as looking at the little fish and tiny seahorses.
The fish were in separate tanks and there were wall plaques next to the tanks with information to read and learn about the different fish.
Sylvia went to Sealife with her Finding Dory backpack and was excited to find Fish that looked like Dory and Nemo. She was excited to show me the photographs when returning from her trip.
One of the highlights for Sylvia at the London SeaLife Aquarium was the penguins. There were lots of penguins swimming in the water and waddling on the ice.
There were some Giant and small turtles which Sylvia really enjoyed watching. She wasn’t as keen on the giant Crocodile but she thought the turtles were really cute and enjoyed watching them swim in the water.
There were lots of different types of fish and plenty to see. Some small and some large ugly looking fish with large lips.
Sylvia and John spent two hours at the Aquarium and enjoyed visiting all the tanks and viewing the fish. It was a real fun adventure and she can’t wait to return to Sealife again and show mummy as I was too unwell on the day to visit.
All in all, it was a fantastic afternoon for John and Sylvia. The queues were big but went down fast and there was plenty to see and do. There were opportunities to have photographs taken and a fantastic Sealife shop on the way out. It was a fun filled day and Sylvia loved her visit to SeaLife with her Dad.
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Angela Milnes is a Qualified Early Years Teacher who has specialised in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has a wealth of experience teaching young children and is passionate about kids crafts and having fun as a family. Angela has also taught cooking skills and loves to share both family recipes and easy instant pot recipes here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!
Ah sounds like a fabulous trip and what great photos. We went to the SEA LIFE centre in Hunstanton a couple of weeks ago which I guess is much smaller than the London one – my kids LOVED it and kept asking to go back. No penguins there though – they look super cute!
Oh SeaLife is just fabulous and yes the penguins are a highlight.
I need to visit this sealife. Heard a lot about it.
It’s a feel fun day out Stella. You would love it.
I love aquariums, this is one of my faves to visit!
Thanks. This was according to Sylvia the best she has been to so far!
I love the London Aquarium! I went with Sofia for her birthday last year. We were there for hour and hours taking our time to see everything. The highlight for us was the shark talk. The guy doing it was so enthusiastic and Sofia still remembers some of the facts. Glad Sylvia had a great day.
Oh it sounds like you had a fantastic time Sarah. I think the Sharks are always great to see.
I have never been to the Sealife Centre in London. It looks like a lovely place to visit and somewhere i should make a point in visiting next time i’m around the area 🙂
Oh it was wonderful and really big with so much to see.
Looks like a super place to visit with the kids! Loving all those different fish!
Thanks Elizabeth. Sylvia loved it!
wonderful! our little Grandson regularly goes to the Sealife Centre in Brighton, he loves it there.
Sealife is so fun to visit!