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We recently celebrated the Long Service Awards, honouring some of the staff and volunteers who have reached big milestones in their journey with us.

Do you love visiting the Two Oceans Aquarium? Have you ever dreamed about being up close with the animals? Well, we have just the thing for you!

Look Closer with the Two Oceans Aquarium: Discover our amazing coastline up close this school holiday from 27 March - 8 April 2026!

This International Seal Day, learn how you can help if you ever spot a Cape fur seal in distress.

Between 14 and 28 April 2026, a group of determined open-water swimmers will take on an extraordinary 11km ocean crossing from Robben Island to Granger Bay - not for medals or records, but to support ...

At Two Oceans Aquarium, we are proud to care for four very special western leopard toads: Morgan, Lego, Charlie, and Todd.

Nori the green turtle has now spent almost four months in the ocean! Since she was released into the De Hoop Marine Protected Area 110 days ago, she has made the most of the opportunity to cover impre...

This week, our Turtle Conservation Centre introduced a new turtle into the I&J Ocean Exhibit at the Two Oceans Aquarium! Nutmeg, a female loggerhead turtle undergoing rehabilitation at our turtle ...

In February 2026, the Two Oceans Aquarium released three spotted gully sharks back into their ocean home at Mgwalana in the Eastern Cape, marking an important contribution to ongoing shark conservatio...

In anticipation of turtle stranding season, our Turtle Conservation Centre embarks on a road trip along the Garden Route to raise awareness, distribute rescue resources, and prepare the Turtle Rescue ...

Turtle stranding season is coming up, and the Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation’s Turtle Conservation Centre is preparing to receive hundreds of tiny hatchlings for rehabilitation. Every year from late F...

An unusual visitor from Antarctica has been spotted along the Cape’s coastline this week. A female crabeater seal, a species seldom seen in South African waters, was initially sighted at Baden Powell ...