Feel your heart beat for the Ocean

Beauty, abundance and mystery, but at the same time, such fragility

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Opening times

Closed 09:30 to 18:30

Rates Rates, from:

Adult: 30,00€ Child: 23,00€

Events of the day

10:15 A la rencontre des Manchots

Dans l'Oeil du climat - N°5

11:00 Backstage tour (fee payable, booking required)

See you in the lobby

11:00 Guided tour: the sharks at Nausicaá (fee payable, booking required)

Activity with commentary in French

11:00 A la rencontre des Manchots

Dans l'Oeil du climat - N°5

12:00 Sea lion entertainment

Mankind and Shores - N°15

12:00 Feeding on the High Seas

Journey on the high sea - N°12

14:00 Visite guidée "De la Surface aux abysses" (payant, sur réservation)

Rendez-vous dans le hall – logo Nausicaa

14:00 Backstage tour (fee payable, booking required)

See you in the lobby

14:00 Feeding on the High Seas

Journey on the high sea - N°12

15:15 Sea lion entertainment

Mankind and Shores - N°15

About your visit

The Lagon area is currently closed for renovation

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Unlimited access to the ocean for 1 year

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In the depths of the Ocean
Discover & Marvel

Unforgettable emotions and sensations thanks to 3 immersive and playful visitor routes.

Journey on the High Seas

Live a unique experience around the biggest aquarium in Europe which reproduces Malpelo Island off the coast of Colombia.

+ 30 species
Discover

Journey on the High Seas

In the Eye of the Climate

Climate change is real and is experienced every day: as you move through the exhibition, you will discover this phenomenon at its heart.

+ 7 species
Discover

In the Eye of the Climate

Mankind and shores

Passing through the North Sea, the Mediterranean, the Tropics, the coast of California…

+ 80 species
Discover

Mankind and shores

Enjoy a unique and personalised experience

Explor'actor visit booklet

€6,90

 

Here and there Meet & Support

Nausicaá is a truly unique conservatory of oceanic biodiversity and is home to over 58,000 animals

From the outset, the Nausicaá crew has always been dedicated to preserving the ecosystems of the oceans and conserving marine animals.

Discover our animals

 

Help us support those who take action in the field

 

More than 20 baby penguins have been born as part of a European conservation programme.

Dominique Mallevoy, Director of Aquariology
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For the blue planet Understand & Engage

Uncover all the secrets of the Ocean and discover just how fragile it is.

Read the Ocean Magazine to find out more about the Ocean and what is at stake...

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