Discover Oceanografic's Antarctic Habitat, showcasing marine life from the Southern Ocean in realistic conditions.
Experience the Arctic Habitat at Oceanografic, featuring a realistic setting that highlights marine life from the frigid Arctic regions
Explore Oceanografic's Wetlands exhibit, offering a glimpse into diverse avian life thriving in wetland environments
Oceanografic's Temperate and Tropical exhibit features diverse marine life, from the equator to polar circles.
Explore Oceanografic's Mediterranean exhibit, showcasing unique ecosystems and a wide biodiversity in this relatively shallow and closed temperate sea, connected only by the Suez Canal and the Strait of Gibraltar.
This area showcases animals adapted to vast oceanic distances in one of the world's largest aquariums, spanning 6,000m³.
Oceanografic Valencia features a wide variety of marine animals, including sharks, rays, dolphins, sea lions, penguins, jellyfish, octopuses, and many species of fish and invertebrates.
Yes, Oceanografic Valencia offers interactive experiences such as touch tanks where visitors can interact with gentle marine creatures like rays and small sharks under the supervision of trained staff.
The animals at Oceanografic Valencia receive expert care from dedicated animal care staff, including veterinarians, biologists, and trainers. Their habitats are carefully maintained to replicate natural environments, and they receive a balanced diet tailored to their nutritional needs.
Oceanografic Valencia is actively involved in various conservation initiatives aimed at protecting marine habitats and species. These efforts include research, breeding programs for endangered species, public education, and partnerships with other conservation organizations.
Yes, Oceanografic Valencia offers scheduled feeding times and educational shows featuring animals like dolphins, sea lions, and penguins. Check the daily schedule for specific times and locations.
Some of the most popular animals at Oceanografic Valencia include dolphins, sea lions, sharks, penguins, and colorful tropical fish.
Yes, Oceanografic Valencia provides information about the natural habitats of the animals showcased in each exhibit, helping visitors understand their native environments and the importance of conservation.
Yes, Oceanografic Valencia participates in breeding programs for endangered species, including various species of sharks, rays, and sea turtles.
Yes, Oceanografic Valencia offers educational programs, guided tours, and workshops focused on marine animals and conservation for visitors of all ages.
If you encounter an injured or distressed animal during your visit, please notify a staff member immediately. Trained professionals will assess the situation and take appropriate action to ensure the animal's welfare.
Yes, Oceanografic Valencia occasionally offers hands-on activities and volunteer opportunities related to marine animal conservation, such as beach cleanups, educational workshops, or citizen science projects. Check the website or inquire at the information desk for current opportunities.