S.E.A. Aquarium - Singapore

To get to S.E.A. Aquarium you can use Singapore MRT.

We used complimentary RWS shuttle from the Ibis hotel to get to S.E.A. Aquarium, view from the bus window.

Tourists posing in front of the Universal Globe.

Universal Studios Singapore® ticket counters.

Hershey's Chocolate World.

The Universal Globe.

The Universal Globe is surrounded by the mist of fountain.

On our way from the Universal Globe to S.E.A. Aquarium™.

Suspended miniatures of the ships in the Maritime Experiential Museum.

Miniature of the marine vessel “Norwegian star” in the Maritime Experiential Museum.

“Zheng He exhibits” - Chronicles Admiral Zheng He's life and the fleet he commanded centuries ago.

Miniatures of the ships are suspended in the air over the retail shops.

The Souk in the Maritime Experiential Museum.

Entrance to the Typhoon theatre.

Pirate's Treasure Cave at The Souk.

Animal statues.

At the very beginning of the Level B1.

This maritime picture will appear before your eyes after you exit from the Typhoon Theatre.

You become a witness of the shipwreck.

A huge quantity of living fish appears before your eyes first time in your life.

Small shark in the place of shipwreck.

Dotted stingray.

Amazing view of the shipwreck.

Stingray likes to eat the shrimps.

We are in the zone of the Shipwreck habitat.

Divers feed the fish.

Round fish with the small horn.

Air bubbles are coming out from the scuba divers.

Inside the Shipwreck habitat.

Striped fish has a triangle shape.

Fish with the black and white stripes has the yellow tail.

Thin fish with a shape of a tiny straw.

Tiny fish has an elongated form.

Seahorse.

Weedy scorpionfish “Rhinopias frondosa” is a bizarre fish.

Ambon scorpionfish.

Bottom part of the starfish.

Trumpetfish “Aulostomus maculatus”.

Space capsules with the sealed eggs.

Phyllopteryx taeniolatus, also known as the weedy seadragon or common seadragon.

The leafy seadragon “Phycodurus eques”.

Glauert's seadragon.

The leafy seadragon is a marine fish in the family Syngnathidae, which also includes the seahorses.

Fish diversity in the S.E.A. Aquarium.

Artificial coral reef.

Humphead wrasse “Cheilinus undulatus”.

Cute little chinese girl.

Discovery Touch Pool.

You have a wonderful opportunity to touch different marine creatures in the Discovery Touch Pool.

From sea stars to sea urchins, let your kids enjoy the tactile experience of the friendliest sea creatures.

Plectorhinchus lineatus, the yellow-banded sweetlips, is a species of grunt coral reefs of the western Pacific Ocean.

Sargocentron is a genus of squirrelfish found in tropical parts of the Indian, Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.

Sargocentron spiniferum.

“Acanthurus” has a pair of spines, one on either side of the base of the tail, which are dangerously sharp (hence the name “surgeonfish”).

Banggai cardinalfish, tiny silver fish with the black stripes.

Diversity of sea anemones.

Copperband butterflyfish “Chelmon rostratus”.

Cardinalfish.

Cardinalfishes are a family, Apogonidae, of ray-finned fishes found in the Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific Oceans.

River fish.

Chinese girls want to take some photographs of the coral reef.

I suppose chinese girls like taking photos.

Aquariums in the oceanarium have large areas.

Chambered nautilus.

The chambered nautilus, Nautilus pompilius, is the best-known species of nautilus.

Jellyfish “Aurelia aurita” illuminated with red light.

Big quantity of the jellyfish “Aurelia aurita”.

Different species of jellyfish.

Spotted jelly.

The spotted jelly, golden medusa, or Papuan jellyfish “Mastigias papua” is a species of jellyfish from the Indo-Pacific.

Pacific sea nettle or West Coast sea nettle “Chrysaora fuscescens”.

Discover the pulsating dances of the sea jellies in the Ocean journey.

“Open Ocean” is the planet's largest window to the ocean.

Manta rays are large eagle rays belonging to the genus Manta.

Manta ray.

Bottom part of Manta ray.

Hall of the section named “Open Ocean”.

Giant grouper “Epinephelus lanceolatus”.

Little chinese girl likes being photographed in front of the Giant grouper.

Huge school of parrotfish.

Large school of fish.

Manta rays “Manta birostris” are the largest rays and are closely related to sharks.

Ocean Dome.

These fish you can observe through the windows of the “Ocean Dome”.

“Ocean Dome” is the world's largest underwater acrylic dome at 9m in diameter.

Rich marine diversity of the oceanarium.

Sea corals of different colors.

Artificially created coral reef.

Lookdown “Selene vomer”.

Lookdown “Selene vomer” has an extremely compressed body with very small, embedded scales.

Clownfish and anemones.

Different fish species including triggerfish.

Queen Triggerfish “Balistes vetula”.

Colorful coral reef.

Toothy fish.

Toothy fish has opened its mouth.

Fish swim in the dark.

Lobster.

Huge alive coral reef.

Coral reefs are underwater structures made from calcium carbonate secreted by corals.

One can see some Anthias species here.

Leopard moray eel “Enchelycore pardalis”.

Dragon moray eel “Enchelycore pardalis”.

Longhorn cowfish “Lactoria cornuta”.

Longhorn cowfish “Lactoria cornuta” is recognizable by its long horns.

Pterois is a genus of venomous marine fish, commonly known as lionfish, native to the Indo-Pacific.

Pterois species are popular aquarium fish.

Panther grouper “Cromileptes altivelis”.

Toothy moray eel.

Laced morays “Gymnothorax favagineus” and other moray eels.

The skull of the Harbour porpoise “Phocoena phocoena”.

Inside the “Shark seas” tunnel.

Woman with the long attractive legs has bent to watch the sharks better.

S.E.A. Aquarium Cashier.

Retail shops with a souvenirs.

Tourists like to buy souvenirs here.

Port-Au-Green is found in the retail shops area.

Restroom.

Stuffed toys in the retail shop.

This escalator is found between “Bao Chuan Show” and “Zheng He Exhibits”.

Omani Dhow “Jewel of Muscat”.

Wooden gates lead to the Typhoon theatre.

Small area before the entrance to the Typhoon theatre.

A reconstruction of a 9th century Omani Dhow built using traditional materials and construction techniques.

First part of the Typhoon theatre.

Experience a breathtaking 360° screen shipwreck simulation enhanced by special effects.

After the end of the Typhoon theatre you will go into this room with a shipwreck.

Room with a shipwreck is a beginning of the oceanarium.

3,500-space underground car park.

Taxicab stand in the underground car park.

The underground stop of the free tourist shuttle (RWS complimentary shuttle).

Here are the free tourist shuttles of Resorts World Sentosa.