We're a family of animal lovers and we're all very excited about the Finding Dori film coming out later this year, so it will probably come as no surprise that we love the Sea Life Centre. It was fin-tastic (sorry) to find out that I had been chosen to be a Sea Life Centre Ambassador for the year; we've been many times and Ethan gets more and more out of it every time we go.
There's lots to see and there's even more to do, with lots of different events running throughout the year - and well-planned around school holidays, so you can get even more out of a visit and keep your children happy... and busy!
If you're yet to decide what to do this weekend, then why not consider a visit, particularly if the dreary weather is still with us? The National Sea Life Centre Birmingham this Father’s Day (19th June2016) has said that dads go FREE (with a full paying guest - over three years old).
Fun day out and cheap too? Win win!
There's lots to see and there's even more to do, with lots of different events running throughout the year - and well-planned around school holidays, so you can get even more out of a visit and keep your children happy... and busy!
If you're yet to decide what to do this weekend, then why not consider a visit, particularly if the dreary weather is still with us? The National Sea Life Centre Birmingham this Father’s Day (19th June2016) has said that dads go FREE (with a full paying guest - over three years old).
Fun day out and cheap too? Win win!
To claim this fab Father's Day offer, you just need to quote the word SEAHORSE at the front desk on the day.
Why seashorse? Well, the Sea Life Centre Birmingham is home to a huge variety of incredible creatures from across the world’s oceans, including the parenting champion of the underwater world, the seahorse.
Many people are surprised to discover that it’s actually the male seahorse that gives birth to young after incubating the female’s eggs in a special stomach pouch for around 25 days. Even more startling is the fact that several hundred – sometimes up to a thousand – babies can be produced in a single pregnancy. Yowza!
This weekend, you can treat dad to a free day out at the attraction and marvel at the incredible variety of seahorses on display - always a highlight for me.
The aquarium is also home to over 2,000 creatures, such as sharks, a cheeky pair of otters, an intelligent and playful Octopus, critically endangered Golden Mantella tree frogs, rays, crabs and lots more.
The Nemo (clownfish) tunnel are always a hit with Ethan and I could honestly watch the penguins all day long.
Find out more about Sea Life Centre Birmingham and the Father's Day special offer here.
I'll be sharing more news and updates from our Sea Life Centre trips this year, but in the meantime, why not take a look at a couple of my past updates?
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