Experiences at Atlanterhavsparken Aquarium

Get up close and personal with marine life in the surf zone. Enormous forests of kelp grow in this harsh environment.

In no other place on Earth are there more fjords than along the Norwegian coast, but what do these deep Norwegian fjords hide?

Otter paradise on an island of their own. Otter Island is home to our little charmers Nusse, Muffe and Pia.

Just outside the aquarium building is Seal Bay, Europe's largest seal enclosure.

The Atlantic Tank is one of Europe's largest saltwater tanks. See all the large cold-water fish that live in our oceans.

The Humboldt penguins are our international guests from Chile and Peru.

Discover the biological adaptations of marine animals for life in the sea through experiments and activities.  

Herring is one of our key species. During the winter months, herrings lay millions of eggs on the seabed in Mørefeltet.

95% of the ocean is still unexplored. For every four breaths we breathe in, we can thank the ocean for three of those breaths and the forest for one.

You can now join our fish feeding session in our spectacular Atlantic Tank daily at 1.00pm

Did you know that crustaceans are the most successful animals in the ocean, making them 'the insects of the ocean'?

Experience exciting activities about how the sea, fisheries, transportation and exports have shaped Norway as a maritime nation.

The touch pool has many strange creatures. Have you ever tried holding a sea cucumber or fishing for crabs?

An exciting exhibition of Norwegian salmon and rainbow trout farming and its ripple effects