Immerse In A 57-Acre Marine Life on Hutchinson Island: Admission for Up to Four Adults
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Good for KidsExplore the Coastal Center’s aquariums, touch tanks, exhibits and nature trail, and attend educational programs.
Imagine a world where you can dive into marine wonder without getting wet! At the Coastal Center, the wonders of the sea come to life with dazzling aquariums, interactive touch tanks, and captivating exhibits.
Stroll along our scenic nature trail, and let our educational programs transform you into an ocean expert. Come make waves of memories while discovering the secrets of the deep—no scuba gear required!
What We Offer
Admission for One, Two, Three or Four Adults
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Guests can interact with marine animals, explore exhibits, and aquariums in the Ocean EcoCenter , and attend programs that teach about our local waterways, sea turtles and stingrays. Guests can also shop in the gift gift shop for unique gifts treasures to remind them of their visit.
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Admission for children ages 3-12 is $9, and children 2 and under are free.
Why You Should Grab The Offer
Discover the Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center, a 57-acre marine life sanctuary on Hutchinson Island, nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Lagoon. As the heart of the nonprofit Florida Oceanographic Society, the center is dedicated to inspiring environmental stewardship through education, research, and advocacy. Visitors can interact with marine life at the Sea Star Touch Tank Pavilion, and witness live feedings at the 750,000-gallon Gamefish Lagoon, featuring nurse sharks, stingrays, and over 30 fish species.
Educational programs delve into the lives of sea turtles and the diverse ecosystems of the Indian River Lagoon. With a 4.7-star rating on Groupon, backed by over 2,400 reviews, the center provides a natural learning environment for all ages, promoting skills in conservation and understanding of Florida’s coastal treasures.
Explore the Coastal Center’s aquariums, touch tanks, exhibits and nature trail, and attend educational programs.
Imagine a world where you can dive into marine wonder without getting wet! At the Coastal Center, the wonders of the sea come to life with dazzling aquariums, interactive touch tanks, and captivating exhibits.
Stroll along our scenic nature trail, and let our educational programs transform you into an ocean expert. Come make waves of memories while discovering the secrets of the deep—no scuba gear required!
What We Offer
Admission for One, Two, Three or Four Adults
-
Guests can interact with marine animals, explore exhibits, and aquariums in the Ocean EcoCenter , and attend programs that teach about our local waterways, sea turtles and stingrays. Guests can also shop in the gift gift shop for unique gifts treasures to remind them of their visit.
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Admission for children ages 3-12 is $9, and children 2 and under are free.
Why You Should Grab The Offer
Discover the Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center, a 57-acre marine life sanctuary on Hutchinson Island, nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Lagoon. As the heart of the nonprofit Florida Oceanographic Society, the center is dedicated to inspiring environmental stewardship through education, research, and advocacy. Visitors can interact with marine life at the Sea Star Touch Tank Pavilion, and witness live feedings at the 750,000-gallon Gamefish Lagoon, featuring nurse sharks, stingrays, and over 30 fish species.
Educational programs delve into the lives of sea turtles and the diverse ecosystems of the Indian River Lagoon. With a 4.7-star rating on Groupon, backed by over 2,400 reviews, the center provides a natural learning environment for all ages, promoting skills in conservation and understanding of Florida’s coastal treasures.
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About Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center
A sea turtle proudly displays its intricately patterned shell. A stingray can safely brush its sleek skin against a child’s hand, grazing the top of a 10,000-gallon tank. A bird splashes into mangrove swamps to snatch fish. Sensory experiences like these can occur on a regular basis at the 57-acre Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center on Hutchinson Island, sandwiched between the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Lagoon. As the headquarters for the nonprofit Florida Oceanographic Society, the center strives to both educate the public and inspire environmental stewardship of Florida’s coastal ecosystems.
Among the center's many activities, visit the Sea Star Touch Tank Pavilion and watch a live feeding at the 750,000-gallon Gamefish Lagoon, home to nurse sharks, stingrays, and over 30 species of fish. Educational programs explore the lives of sea turtles and discuss characteristics of local fish and the Indian River Lagoon. Visitors can learn about the local environment that Florida Oceanographic Society works to protect and restore though research, education and advocacy.
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