An educational day of discovery of the life of the seas, with a visit to a beautiful dolphinarium and to the most classic of oceanographic museums.
- Location: Antibes, Monte Carlo
- Visit to Marineland in Antibes: the largest dolphinarium in Europe
- Thrilling shows with orcas, dolphins, walruses, and sea lions
- One of the world’s leading cetacean research centers
- Afternoon at the Oceanographic Museum of Monte Carlo, founded in 1910 by Prince Albert I
- Visit to the aquarium in the basement: 90 tanks with exotic and colorful marine life
Antibes
A day dedicated to discovering marine life, with a visit to a stunning dolphinarium and the most classic of oceanographic museums.
In the morning, transfer to Antibes to visit Marineland, the largest dolphinarium in Europe and one of the world’s leading cetacean research centers. Here, you will be amazed by the shows featuring orcas, dolphins, walruses, and sea lions, trained by the center’s expert staff. It will be a true celebration for adults and especially for children!
- In the afternoon, transfer to Monte Carlo and visit the famous Oceanographic Museum. Inaugurated in 1910 by its founder Prince Albert I, this exceptional museum dedicated to marine sciences houses numerous preserved marine species, as well as ship models and equipment used by the pioneers of ocean exploration.
- In the basement, the Aquarium offers visitors the fascinating spectacle of vibrant marine fauna and flora.
- The rarest and most colorful fish species, from the world’s most remote seas, dart through 90 tanks fed directly with seawater.
