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A GIF of marine animals such as otters and sea turtles at the South Carolina Aquarium.

The South Carolina Aquarium is the perfect spot to make some new wildlife friends.

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Seeking a family-friendly adventure this summer? You won’t have to go far. The South Carolina Aquarium boasts numerous wildlife exhibits and panoramic waterfront views right in the heart of downtown.

Daily highlights include:

  • Turtle Talk | Come face-to-face with current sea turtle patients and learn how biologists rescue, rehabilitate, and release patients back into the wild.
  • Dive into the Great Ocean Tank | Wave to a diver in North America’s deepest tank + learn what it takes to care for its 550 resident animals.
  • Animal Encounters | Join Aquarium staff as they spotlight the creature of the day and dive into its various wild adaptations.

Did you know? Your trip to the Aquarium supports care for sick and injured sea turtles, helps fund educational programs for students, and continues conservation efforts beyond the Aquarium’s walls.

Plan your visit

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