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Join our Turtle Rescue Network to help rescue stranded sea turtles along the Western Cape coastline.

Bob is a turtle with a special story. Rescued eight years ago, Bob has recovered from severe injury and infection - a direct result of confusing plastic bags and balloons for food and becoming too weak to survive in the wild. It has only been through luck and the hard work of the Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation's turtle conservation team that Bob is now on the verge of returning to the wild, but this doesn't mean our mission ends - we all need to work together to protect Bob's home: the ocean.

Get in touch with the Two Oceans Aquarium for enquiries, bookings, school tours and vibrant experiences.

From caring for hundreds of loggerhead turtle hatchlings to bringing the ocean’s wonders to under-resourced schools, our work is impossible without your help. By donating, you are protecting the future of endangered species, preserving the welfare of local wildlife, and instilling a lifelong love of the ocean in young minds. Please consider making a small contribution to a great cause.

Reserve your school's spot for an unforgettable marine experience by completing an online lesson booking form.

Delight young marine explorers by booking an educational puppet show for your class at the aquarium's play centre.

Apply to study Marine Sciences in Grade 10 by filling in this form, and unlock the ocean's secrets.

Grade 11s and adults, complete this form to study Marine Sciences and embark on an incredible oceanic journey.

Cape clawless otters are a unique and mischievous presence in the V&A Waterfront. Now, they are known as "urban otters" as they have created for themselves a unique position in the Waterfront ecosystem. 

You can give an endangered loggerhead turtle a second chance at life in the ocean!

The Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation supports a citizen science programme to observe and record sunfish species.