The Open Ocean Habitat uses an acrylic viewing panel weighing approximately 250,000 kilograms.
The park utilizes a specialized life support system capable of filtering millions of liters of water hourly to maintain specific salinity and temperature requirements.
The facility houses endangered species such as scalloped hammerhead sharks and giant oceanic manta rays.
The shipwreck habitat features a multi-level structure designed to mimic the ecological succession of a sunken vessel.
Marine Life Park supports a dedicated nursery program for coral propagation and marine animal rehabilitation.
Marine Life Park is located at Resorts World Sentosa and functions as the integrated facility housing S.E.A. Aquarium, one of the world's largest marine collection spaces. It showcases over 100,000 marine animals across 45 different habitats. The facility features a massive Open Ocean Habitat viewing panel that measures 36 meters wide and 8.3 meters tall. Visitors can engage in guided tours, underwater diving programs, and close-up encounters with sharks and rays. The park is designed to facilitate conservation, research, and public education through immersive underwater galleries. It serves as a primary hub for Indo-Pacific marine biodiversity in the region.
Directly in front of the massive main Open Ocean Habitat viewing panel for a panoramic shot.
Book diving encounters and specialized guided tours well in advance, as slots fill quickly.
Focus on the Open Ocean Habitat during feeding sessions to see the highest density of marine life activity.
Carry a light jacket, as the interior climate-controlled environment is maintained at a significantly lower temperature than Singapore's tropical outdoors.
Avoid visiting on public holidays and school holiday weekends, as the narrow viewing corridors become extremely congested.
Open daily throughout the year, though specific habitats may occasionally close for periodic maintenance or animal husbandry rotations.
Flash photography is strictly prohibited near animal habitats to prevent stressing the marine life. Do not tap on the glass panels.
