News

•  SEA WORLD ON BOARD AGAIN FOR SWIM4KIDS!

  View Sea World is proud to announce it’s sponsorship of the Swim4Kids fundraising event for the second year running. 

•  NEW BOAT FOR SEA WORLD'S SHARK BAY!

  View Join us on our all new ‘Glass Bottom Boat’ experience. Get up close and personal with crystal clear viewing of our largest sharks from above. 

•  LOVE IS IN THE AIR AT POLAR BEAR SHORES!

  View Sea World’s lovestruck polar bears Liya and Nelson have turned up the heat at Sea World.  

•  A BABY DOLPHIN FOR SEA WORLD!

  View Sea World has welcomed a new baby to its dolphin family with the birth of an offshore bottlenose dolphin.  

•  ONE LUCKY FAMILY IS HAVING A WHALE OF A TIME THANKS TO THE DOMESTIC BLITZ TEAM!

  View Don’t miss this Sunday’s episode of Domestic Blitz, 6.30pm on Channel Nine! 

•  SEA WORLD RESCUES GREY NURSE SHARK!

  View The Sea World Rescue team have rescued an endangered Grey Nurse Shark at Julian Rocks, just off Byron Bay. 

•  V8 CHAMP COMES FACE TO FACE WITH SEA WORLD'S CREATURES OF THE DEEP

  View V8 Supercar driver Steve Richards tested his nerves when he came close to the world’s most feared predators in Sea World’s Shark Encounter.  

•  SEA WORLD RESCUES HUMPBACK WHALE

  View On the morning of Thursday 26 June, the Sea World Rescue team released an entangled Humpback Whale. 

•  SEA WORLD RESCUE TEAM PREPARES FOR WHALE SEASON!

  View Sea World’s Research and Rescue Foundation (SWRRFI) is preparing for the annual Humpback Whale migration. 

•  SEA WORLD OFFERS THE ULTIMATE WHALE WATCHING EXPERIENCE

  View Join us for an awe-inspiring natural experience of getting up close and personal with one of the world’s largest marine mammals. 

•  UQ & SEA WORLD TEAM UP ON GROUNDBREAKING DUGONG RESEARCH

  View Biologists have teamed up with Sea World this week to develop strategies to accurately assess the reproductive status of wild dugongs. 

•  SHARKWATER STAR MEETS SEA WORLD'S CREATURES OF THE DEEP!

  View Sharkwater star, Rob Stewart visited to promote his film and raise awareness. 

•  SEA WORLD RESCUES QUEENSLAND GROPER!

  View A Queensland Groper was rescued last week by the Sea World’s Research and Rescue Team. 

•  EXPERIENCE A TROPICAL REEF SNORKEL

  View You will see more fascinating marine life than a dive on the reef itself, enjoy the tropical water which is heated to a very comfortable 26 degrees. 

•  SEA WORLD LAUNCHES HEALTH-CHECK FOR QUEENSLAND'S SOUTHERN REEFS

  View The UNITED NATIONS reef monitoring program - Reef Check - was launched at Sea World on the Gold Coast on Thursday, 3rd April 2008. 

•  SEA WORLD RELEASES 13 TURTLES

  View Sea World’s Research and Rescue Foundation releases 13 Green Turtles into Moreton Bay. 

•  THE PITTER PATTER OF HAPPY FEET

  View Sea World has opened a new state of the art Fairy Penguin exhibit Penguin Point.  

•  RECYCLE AND HELP SAVE THE POLAR BEARS

  View Sea World in conjunction with Coca-Cola are committed to protecting and preserving the environment. 

•  YOU CAN HELP SAVE THE LOGGERHEAD TURTLES

  View Sea turtles have swum the oceans of this earth for over 100 million years. 

•  THE AUSTRALIAN MARINE CONSERVATION SOCIETY HAS BEEN SELECTED AS CHARITY OF CHOICE

  View Sea World is proud to announce The Australian Marine Conservation Society has been selected as its charity of choice. 

SHARKWATER STAR COMES FACE TO FACE WITH SEA WORLD'S CREATURES OF THE DEEP!

Sharkwater star, Rob Stewart visited Sea World this month to promote his film and raise awareness on over-fishing of sharks. While at Sea World he also became one of the only people to ever dive without any protective gear in Shark Bay’s predator lagoon.

Rob Stewart directed, produced and starred in Sharkwater – an amazing film which exposes the exploitation and corruption surrounding the world's shark populations in the marine reserves of Cocos Island, Costa Rica and the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador.

Director of Sea World Marine Sciences, Trevor Long said that he was excited to have Rob visit Shark Bay and join the fight to protect sharks.

"Shark populations around the world are being affected because of developing countries insatiable appetite for fin”.

“Any fishing of large sharks is unsustainable as these animals mature late in their lifecycle, and have low reproductive rates” he said.

Sharkwater opened in cinemas 15 May 2008.