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There's no denying that 2020 has been a difficult year for many South Africans, but even during this tumultuous time, we've been able to find positive moments and experiences worthy of celebration. He...

Shortly after Agape’s seventh birthday a few months ago, his keepers noticed that he was losing weight and refusing to eat. The decision was made to take Agape to SANCCOB where he could receive full-t...

As part of our mission, we support the conservation work of the Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation, which includes an extensive rehabilitation programme for stranded and injured sea turtles that become di...

To a non-scuba diver, all that equipment could look a bit confusing. The cylinder of air and the mouthpiece make sense - obviously, a diver needs to breathe. The wetsuit makes sense - obviously, a div...

Do you have a love for the ocean? Do you wonder about what life lives beneath the waves? Or perhaps you want to know why South Africa has such rich and diverse marine life? If it is your dream to beco...

Late on 7 December, the Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation was alerted to the fact that approximately 20 seals were trapped in the dry dock across from the Aquarium. The dry dock had been open and filled ...

When Tinus Beukes was appointed the new General Curator of the Two Oceans Aquarium in March 2020, little did he know he’d be taking the reins just as we were about to enter lockdown. But, with years o...

What's better than gifting someone a Two Oceans Aquarium entry ticket? Giving them an entire year of unlimited Aquarium visits!An annual membership to the Two Oceans Aquarium is fantastic value, and...

No Two Oceans Aquarium visit would be complete without seeing those "big" iconic animals - the penguins, ragged-tooth sharks, white steenbras and the turtles. But, that's only part of our incredible u...

When it comes to rehabilitating stranded sea turtles, it's no small task that the rescue team of the Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation take on. On average, it costs about R5000 to care for a stranded hat...

We've missed Trash Bashes! Despite the hurdles that 2020 has thrown at us, we are very please that we were finally able to safely head to Milnerton Beach for another Trash Bash beach cleanup.

Last Friday, 12 November 2020, a group of adventurous swimmers took on the swim from Robben Island to Big Bay. Leigh de Necker and Talitha Nobel were two members of the intrepid group. Leigh is an Aqu...