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Ireland's newest aquarium

Come face to face
with life beneath
the waves

Set on Bray's seafront, Marine Life Bray brings you nose-to-glass with native rays and sharks, and exotic creatures from oceans far away.

20+ species on show
Open 7 days a week
Bray Seafront
Axolotl at Marine Life Bray
Axolotl detail
WELCOME TO

Marine Life Bray

Marine Life Bray is set against the stunning seafront of Bray, County Wicklow. As one of Ireland’s premier aquariums, it showcases a thrilling collection of native marine life alongside extraordinary species from oceans across the globe. Come face-to-face with elegant cownose rays, sleek blacktip sharks, colorful clownfish, and so much more. Wander through our immersive exhibits and uncover the wonders of the underwater world just off Ireland’s east coast.

Our Species

A Wide Variety

of exciting species

Marine Life Bray invites you into a captivating underwater realm, showcasing a vibrant collection of marine creatures from across the globe. From ancient sturgeon and fierce piranhas to the sleek blacktip shark, every corner reveals a new marvel of the deep. With immersive displays and thoughtfully designed habitats, it offers a fascinating glimpse into the hidden wonders of the ocean. Whether you’re a family seeking adventure, a budding marine biologist, or simply curious about the sea, Marine Life Bray promises an unforgettable journey beneath the waves.

Opening Hours

Open Daily

10am – 6pm, last entry @ 5:15pm

To guarantee your time slot, tickets must be purchased at least 1 hour in advance.

Adult

Permits 1 Adult

Children (2-12)

Permits 1 Child

Family Pass

Permits 2 Adults + 2 Kids

Accessible & Carer

Permits 1 Accessible + 1 Carer

Students (12+)

Permits 1 Student (ID Required)

Seniors

Permits 1 Senior Citizen

NEWS & EVENTS

Latest From Our Blog

Our Divers Were In!

Every so often we require divers to come in and help with our Ocean tank.They come in and check our internal displays and hides for the fish. They might need

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