Dive into a world beneath the waves at the Sylt Aquarium. Inaugurated in 2004, the Sylt Aquarium stands proudly on the dune belt. Imagine freshwater drawn directly from the North Sea through a pipeline.
The Sylt Aquarium specializes in showcasing fish from both the North Sea and vibrant coral reefs. It is located in the southern part of Westerland on Sylt. It is home to around 2,000 fish across 25 saltwater tanks.
One of the coolest experiences at the Sylt Aquarium is the glass tunnel. Walk beneath the water and watch marine life swim all around you. Get a unique perspective on the underwater world.
Marvel at the diverse marine life, with over 250 species of fish found in the waters around Sylt. You might spot mackerel, cod, plaice, and herring. Lucky visitors might even catch a glimpse of harbor whales close to the coast in July and August. These smallest of whales come to give birth to their young near the island.
The Sylt Aquarium is not just a place to see fish. It’s an experience connecting you to the wonders of the sea. The Sylt Aquarium is open daily from 10:00 to 17:00. A visit promises an unforgettable journey into the deep. Come and explore the Sylt Aquarium.