Ubatuba Aquarium is one of the main attractions of the coastal city of Ubatuba in Brazil and a wonderful place to explore the underwater world. This modern aquarium was founded in 1996 by a group of oceanographers with the goal of educating and raising awareness about marine conservation. Today, it is a popular spot for family vacations, offering an engaging way to spend time and learn many new things.

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The aquarium showcases a rich variety of marine life from the Atlantic coast. It features 12 large saltwater tanks, including one of the largest in the country with a volume of 80,000 liters. Visitors can see vibrant seahorses, moray eels, pufferfish, as well as large sharks and rays. The penguin enclosure, where you can watch charming Magellanic penguins, is particularly popular.
One of the main highlights of the aquarium is the touch tank (Tanque de Contato). Here, under the supervision of an instructor, visitors—especially children—can touch starfish, sea cucumbers, and other safe invertebrates. This interactive approach makes the visit not only entertaining but truly educational, allowing you to literally get in touch with nature.
Ubatuba Aquarium is not just an exhibition but an important educational center that highlights the fragility of marine ecosystems. Many visitors note the cleanliness and excellent organization of the space. It is a great place to visit in any weather, especially on a rainy day, to spend quality time with the whole family.