Oceanopolis Map (2022)
Navigate Oceanopolis with ease using the most up-to-date Oceanopolis Map.
Océanopolis is a public ocean discovery center located in Brest, France. It features over 10,000 marine animals in themed pavilions—polar, tropical, and temperate—designed to simulate real habitats. The center emphasizes marine research, biodiversity conservation, and environmental education.
From the immersive Tropical Pavilion to the deep-sea displays in the Abyssal Room, this guide helps you plan your visit down to the last stingray. Don’t miss the panoramic tunnel in the Brittany Pavilion—visitors say it’s a top highlight.
Whether you’re aiming for the sea lion feedings or the shark tank, this map makes every stop easy to find and unforgettable.
Oceanopolis Map 2022
Oceanopolis Map 2022 updates include the integration of advanced autonomous platforms and multi-sensor technologies, which expanded the scope of ocean observations to cover physical, biogeochemical, and, for the first time, biological variables. The map now benefits from increased ship-based multidisciplinary observations, animal-borne sensors, and smart telecommunications cables, enhancing data collection across global oceans. These updates provide a more comprehensive view of ocean health, climate, and operational services, while identifying key gaps and opportunities for future improvements.
Printable Oceanopolis Map PDF 2022
FAQ
What are the opening hours of Océanopolis?
Océanopolis is open throughout its renovation period, with all main areas such as the Brittany Pavilion, Otter Trail, and other exhibits accessible to visitors. Specific daily opening hours may vary, so it is recommended to check the official Océanopolis website for the most up-to-date schedule.
What are the ticket prices for Océanopolis?
Ticket prices for Océanopolis are approximately $15.40 for adults (18+), $11.66 for youths (14–17), and $9.90 for children (3–13). There is a single price for students, and annual subscriptions are also available for unlimited access.
What animals can I see at Océanopolis?
At Océanopolis, you can see over 10,000 animals including sharks, jellyfish, moray eels, blue lobsters, clownfish, penguins, seals, king crabs, Napoleon fish, langoustines, seahorses, otters, and pink spiny lobsters.
Is Océanopolis accessible for visitors with disabilities?
Océanopolis is accessible to persons with reduced mobility, offering facilities and services to accommodate visitors with disabilities.
