Permanent activities

During a year, we have many different acitivites to engage in but we also have some activities that you can enjoy year round regardless of our activities based on varying themes. 

Valid from June 23, 2019

Activity

Location

Time

Open Backstage

Join us behind the scenes where you can meet our staff and see the young fish that are bred here.

Backstage

9.30 - 11.00 AM

Feeding in the Oceanarium

Watch the feeding of the sunfish, the sharks and the many schooling fish in the large Oceanarium.

The Oceanarium

11.00 AM

Ocean View

Experience the large Oceanarium from above and feed the fish yourself. 
Buy your own bag of feed for only 20 DKK,-

Ocean View

11.20 - 12.00 AM

The Crab Coast

Visit the Crab Coast and catch your own crabs. 
NOTE: Can be closed dur to bad weather!

The Crab Coast is closed during the feeding in the Oceanarium from 3.00 - 3.20 PM

The Crab Coast

11.30 AM - 5.00 PM

Feeding of the seals

Watch the playful seals being fed in the large outdoor sealarium.

The Sealarium

12.00 AM

Open Backstage

Join us behind the scenes where you can meet our staff and see the young fish that are bred here.

Backstage

1.00 - 2.30 PM

Feeding in the Oceanarium

Watch the feeding of the sunfish, the sharks and the many schooling fish in the large Oceanarium.

The Oceanarium

3.00 PM

Ocean View

Experience the large Oceanarium from above and feed the fish yourself. 
Buy your own bag of feed for only 20 DKK,-

Ocean View

3.20- 3.50 AM

Feeding of the seals

Watch the playful seals being fed in the large outdoor sealarium.

The Sealarium

4.00 PM

All day

Hunters of the North Sea: 
Experience the many elements of the North Sea's food chain, when you make your way through the new exhibition; Hunters of the North Sea. 

The touch pool:
Experience exciting sea creatures up close.

The whale researcher's hut:
Enter the exciting world of the whale researcher!

Amber hunt:
See if you can find the gold of the North and maybe take home a real piece of amber!

Ship o´Hoy:
Come aboard a fishing vessel and experience the harsh winds that fishermen must endure at sea.