Whale Fall and Seamount

• Xun Hooi Chng★★★★★6 months ago

  Very fun and informative. There were interactive stations scattered throughout the journey, which was engaging and fun. Luckily, it wasn't very crowded when I visited and I got to take a lot of photos of the fish. Some fish were hard to take photos of, and others were easy to take photos of. I'm quite happy with my photos. There were also toilets and water fountains at frequent intervals. The food is expansive, but pretty alright. I loved sitting down and watching the fish swim at the big tank, the music and atmosphere were very relaxing. The sharks were very chill.

• General Twilight★★★★★2 months ago

  The revamped SEA Aquarium to oceanarium was great. It is bigger than previous exibits and now has more touch screen to encourage self exploration and explanation of marine life. Me and my firends spend about2 hours inside learning about the fishes. Be careful some has tunnels that is 1.4m in height for children to see the tank from a different perspective. Overall a once and done experience.

• Aleena Sara Varghese★★★★★2 months ago

  The Singapore Ocean area near Universal Studios is also a wonderful place to visit if you are around Sentosa Island. It is located nearby, so you can easily explore both attractions together. You can see many different varieties of fishes and marine creatures up close, which is truly a great experience. Watching them in real life feels very calming and exciting at the same time. Photography is allowed in most areas, but flash photography is prohibited in some sections because certain fishes are very sensitive to strong light. One thing to note is that there are not many places to sit and rest inside. They do have a few benches here and there, but they may already be occupied when it gets crowded. Since you need to walk through the entire aquarium, it can feel a little tiring after some time. However, the beautiful underwater views and marine life make the experience completely worth it. The washrooms inside were also very neat, clean, and well maintained, which made the visit more comfortable for families and tourists. There are also souvenir shops inside where you can buy cute gifts and accessories. The prices may feel a bit expensive, but many items are really unique and worth buying. I personally loved the collection and bought a bracelet as a memory from the visit. Overall, it’s a peaceful and enjoyable attraction for both children and adults visiting Sentosa.

• melissa ong★★★★★3 months ago

  Visited the Singapore Oceanarium with friends on a Sunday and had a great time overall. The place is huge, clean, and very well maintained, with so many fascinating marine exhibits to explore. My favorite part was definitely the massive viewing panels. It was so relaxing to just watch the fish, rays, and sharks swim by. It was pretty crowded since we went on a Sunday, so some areas felt packed and made it a bit harder to fully enjoy everything at our own pace. Still, the experience was fun and memorable with friends. If you’re planning to visit, I’d recommend going on a weekday if you want to avoid the crowds

• Thanamas Pongmala★★★★★3 months ago

  I visited the Singapore Oceanarium and it was a really great experience. The place is beautiful and well-designed, with a calm and immersive atmosphere that makes you feel like you’re underwater. There are so many kinds of marine animals to see, from colorful fish to sharks, rays, and jellyfish. The variety is impressive, and you can easily spend a few hours exploring everything. One of the highlights is walking through the tunnel where fish swim all around you—it feels magical and unforgettable. Overall, it’s a perfect place to visit, especially if you love the ocean and marine life.

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