ManglarAtlantico

OceanarioMedusasIndopacifico

You will accompany the Expedition of Magallanes-Elcano on their journey as they sail through the seas and oceans to become the first

explorers to circumnavigate the Earth.

More than forty exhibits will will offer you a unique window into the bio-diversity of our planet. You will travel along rivers, through tropical forests and beneath the oceans, encountering along the way the many creatures who live within them... sturgeons, sea horses, sharks, anacondas, rays, sea

turtles, tropical fish, and the wonderous.. .JELLYFISH!

Start the journeyYour facinating adventure begins here, beneath the

waters of the Guadalquivir River.

Guadalquivir RiverDiscover the fauna, both native

and non-native, existing in the di-fferent areas of the river with a special focus on the marshes of

the Doñana National Park.

Atlantic OceanTravel the second largest ocean on

the planet, departing from theAtlantic coast of Andalusia crossing

to South America. Explore thebiodiversity of the Canary Islands.

RainforestCross through one of the cosystems with the greatest biodiversity on the planet, characterized by high rainfall

and an average temperature of 25ºC.

Oceanario

OceanariumDiscover the largest shark tank in the

Iberica Peninsula. Relax and admire the most impressive and majestic animals

of the underwater world.

JellyfishImmerse yourself in the blue depths of

the sea. Be surrounded and hypnotized by one of the oceans most mysterious creatures. Discover jellyfish’s life and a look through the “window” into their

special breeding station.

Medusas

Indo-PacificThe fascinating world of color and corals. Be surprised by the amazing biodiversity

found in the tropical waters where the Indian and Pacific Oceans meet.

Manglar

MangrovesSee both life above and below the protective and abundant waters of

the unique mangrove ecosystem.

Aquatic natureOnce you’ve completed the route of Magallanes and Elcano, enjoy some of

our more curious underwater species, the “Tropical oddities”, followed by

our incredible new exhibit, “Life in Water”.