Brest Océanopolis Skip-the-Line Tickets
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Experience Highlights
Experience a fascinating immersion in the marine world at Océanopolis, the great oceanographic centre of Brest, with this skip-the-line ticket that allows you to save time at the ticket office and gain direct access to its spaces.
In its 9,000 m², explore 77 aquariums, see otters, sharks, seals and the largest penguin habitat in Europe. The tour is self-guided, supported by audiovisual technology that contextualises marine life and climate change.
Océanopolis is located at the Port de Plaisance du Moulin Blanc, Brest; present your digital ticket at the entrance and make sure you arrive in good time as last entry is allowed one hour before closing time. Children under 3 years old are free and do not need a ticket.
- Book now and skip the queue: go straight in to discover more than 1,000 marine species.
- Get up close to otters, sharks and penguins - experience nature without diving.
- Travel to a world of ice and watch penguins and seals in action.
What’s included
- Queue-free entry to Océanopolis.
- Specific activities or experiences within Océanopolis that may incur additional costs.
- Access to the Tropical and Polar pavilions, which are closed until October 2025.
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Step by Step
Océanopolis in Brest is one of the great European references to understand and feel the ocean without diving: with more than 4 million litres of seawater, 77 aquariums and 1,000 species, it offers a journey from the tropics to the cold poles in one place. This skip-the-line entrance allows you to skip the wait and start your exploration from the very first minute.
In the tropical zone, be amazed by a warm ecosystem at 25°C where colourful fish swim, a recreated coral reef and sharks in their environment, observing how they behave in their "habitat" while learning about their ecology.
The Brittany section simulates seasons with natural light and houses 42 aquariums reflecting local marine life; it's a bridge between the visitor and contemporary environmental challenges. Also, don't miss the areas dedicated to European and sea otters, whose play and behaviour capture the attention and affection of those who observe them.