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1 day ago · The bustling waterfront featuring the National Marine Aquarium as a centerpiece, embodying the city’s strong connection with the marine world. Knots and Horizons A close-up of nautical ropes laid on the bow of a boat, with the expansive sea and distant shores beckoning in the background.
4 days ago · An experience designed for children and their guardians, you can explore the aquarium at night, and sleep in front of the Eddystone Reef tank watching sharks, crabs, lobsters and eels. It’s also a chance to learn about the marine environment, conservation efforts and the inhabitants of the aquarium. The Sleeping with Sharks events are ...
3 days ago · Attraction-wise, you're spoiled for choice regardless of age: Paignton Zoo, the National Marine Aquarium, and thrill-seeker favourite Splashdown are just the tip of the iceberg. Add Woodlands Adventure Park, Dartmoor Zoo, and the entrancing Greenway House to your itinerary – and still, you'll find the list goes on!
5 days ago · The Ocean Conservation Trust is cultivating seagrass within purpose-built labs at the National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth, and in Polytunnels in nearby Brixham. This new seagrass is then planted in suitable habitats in and around Plymouth.
5 days ago · The National Marine Biological Library (NMBL) is part of the Marine Biological Association (MBA), based at Citadel Hill in Plymouth, Devon. The MBA was established in 1884 and the Library has been part of the Citadel Hill site since its opening in 1888. 140 years of being the voice of marine biology means that the archive cared for by the NMBL ...
1 day ago · Calling all music and show lovers! Plymouth is bustling with entertainment options this May Bank Holiday (3rd – 5th May) weekend. While there’s too much to list them all here, Yasmin Thomas has curated a selection of diverse shows to check out! Pavilions Strictly Come Dancing fans, this is your chance to see the magic…
1 day ago · Plymouth- The National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth, UK is the biggest aquarium in the country with over 4,000 marine animals from all over the world. It’s divided into four zones and offers highly educational and engaging exhibits with knowledgeable staff and immersive displays.
