The park operates a rescue and rehabilitation program for common seals found along the Belgian coast.
The dolphinarium utilizes a state-of-the-art filtration system that manages over 3 million liters of saltwater.
The park is named after King Baudouin of Belgium.
Bobo the mascot, a blue bear, serves as the central character for the park's branding and children's entertainment shows.
Boudewijn Seapark is a marine-themed amusement park located in Bruges, Belgium, primarily known for its dolphin and sea lion presentations. The facility features a large indoor dolphinarium, the 'Dolphin Lagoon,' which serves as the centerpiece for educational marine performances. Beyond marine life, the park offers a range of traditional amusement rides, including a roller coaster, a carousel, and a spinning coaster. An expansive indoor playground known as 'Bobo’s Indoor' provides climate-controlled entertainment for younger children. The park also includes seasonal outdoor attractions and miniature golf facilities. It is situated on the southern outskirts of Bruges, adjacent to a parkland environment.
The viewing glass of the Dolphin Lagoon provides the most unique perspective for underwater photography of the dolphins.
Check the daily show schedule immediately upon arrival, as presentation times determine the rest of your park navigation.
Bring socks for children, as they are mandatory for play in the indoor playground areas.
Plan to visit the outdoor rides during the mid-afternoon if the weather is clear to balance the indoor-heavy schedule.
Do not assume all rides are open during rainy or low-season days, as outdoor attractions are frequently restricted by weather conditions.
The park typically transitions to a reduced weekend-only schedule during winter months and remains closed for maintenance on specific non-peak weekdays.
Casual, comfortable clothing and walking shoes are recommended; photography during animal shows is permitted but flash must be disabled.