Sea Life Park Hawaii Exhibits

Dolphin Lagoon on Oahu Island

At the Dolphin Lagoon, you’ll witness the grace and intelligence of dolphins up close. 

This expansive lagoon is a natural habitat for these magnificent creatures. 

It offers them a safe and enriching environment. 

Watch them swim, play, and interact with their trainers, showcasing their incredible abilities and forming lasting connections.

Shark Cave

Gear up for an exhilarating meeting with sharks at the Sea Life Park.

Their graceful bodies, formidable teeth, and commanding presence will intrigue you.

Learn the crucial role sharks play in preserving the delicate balance of the ocean ecosystem, inspiring you to support their conservation.

Adventure Kids Play Zone

Designed with young adventurers in mind.

It is a vibrant and interactive area where children can engage in hands-on learning experiences. 

Let their imaginations soar as they explore ocean-themed play structures, learn about marine life through interactive displays, and participate in educational activities. 

The Play Zone provides a safe and stimulating environment for children to discover and appreciate the ocean’s wonders while having a great time

Conservation Center Exhibit

Step into the Conservation Center Exhibit and delve into the vital marine conservation work.

Learn about Sea Life Park Hawaii’s efforts to protect and preserve ocean habitats and species. 

Discover innovative techniques that rehabilitate injured marine animals and promote sustainable practices. 

Interactive displays and educational presentations highlight the urgent need to protect our oceans and inspire visitors to impact the environment positively.

Hawaiian Reef Lagoon

The exhibit showcases the diversity of Hawaii’s coral reefs, which are home to fascinating marine life. 

As you stroll along the lagoon, marvel at the kaleidoscope of colors created by the coral formations and the myriad of fish swimming gracefully through the crystal-clear waters. 

You will appreciate the delicate balance of this unique ecosystem and the importance of preserving coral reefs for posterity.

Hawaiian Monk Seal Habitat

The Hawaiian monk seal is one of the most endangered marine mammals in the world.

Endemic to the Hawaiian Islands, less than 1,100 monk seals are left on Earth.

You can have their glimpse resting on the shores and basking under the warm Hawaiian sun. 

This habitat educates visitors about the importance of preserving these incredible animals.

Penguin Habitat on Oahu

Transporting visitors to a different world, the Penguin Habitat on Oahu features an interactive exhibit where you can observe and learn about various species of penguins.

Watch these adorable creatures waddle, swim, and play in a recreated environment mimicking their native surroundings.

Hale Manu Bird Aviary

Step into the Hale Manu Bird Aviary, a lush and vibrant haven where colorful birds of Hawaii flutter. 

Experience the sights and sweet melodies of native Hawaiian birds as they fly overhead.

Rocky Shores Reef Fish Exhibit

The exhibit showcases diverse marine species inhabiting Hawaii’s rocky coastal waters. 

Get close to angelfish, surgeonfish, and many other captivating species that call these reefs home.

Sea Bird Sanctuary

The Seabird Sanctuary provides a glimpse into various seabird species of Hawaiian islands. 

Learn about these birds’ unique behaviors and adaptations as they navigate life’s challenges on land and at sea

Honu Green Sea Turtle Habitat

One of the highlights of Sea Life Park, where you can observe these magnificent sea turtles up close. 

Learn about their lifecycle and the conservation efforts undertaken to protect them.

Discovery Reef Touch Pool

For a hands-on experience, Discovery Reef Touch Pool invites you to touch and interact with various marine creatures, such as starfish and sea urchins. 

This interactive exhibit fosters a deeper understanding of marine wildlife.

Sea Lion Habitat

Did you know that Sea Lions can swim faster than humans?

They can swim at 30 mph (48 km/h), faster than Usain Bolt’s running at 27.5 mph (44 km/h).

Meet these intelligent social creatures as they swim, interact, and display their innate behaviors.