Floating Sea Aquatics

The lunch bowl I got at the cafe was very good, loved all of the activities for my toddlers to do there, and loved seeing all of the fish and reptiles.Only neg was that the rug at the play area was very dirty.

Really cool aquatic shop with a small fish and reptile exhibitions. They also have a very tasty and inexpensive cafe with food and drinks. It is a nice place to bring your kids on a budget. They also have a small library for the kids to read about animals.

Such a great place! I felt like I was on a fun field trip. I couldn’t believe how large this place was, how nicely it was set up, or how many animals there were. I also enjoyed the cafe. What a cool place!!! I can’t believe we have something like this in Jacksonville. It truly was a great place to visit and see the rescued animals, all of the aquatic animals and the amazing pond that is set up right at the entrance. 10/10 for me.

Absolutely 💯 Love Floating sea aquatics! My daughter and I enjoy our visits here. This is an awesome kid friendly learning experience! Once you go once you will be hooked! There are a ton of animals to explore and learn about snakes, frogs, lizards, nagus,monitors, fish and so much more. The staff is super friendly and they love answering your kids curious questions. They have a cafe with amazing food and drinks(shout out to the cook and staff) there is a shop with tons of awesome gifts and trinkets. If you follow their Facebook page they do special showings and fun hands on activities. There us even a food bank for the community. All the love and appreciation to this amazing place

Overall we had fun, we liked the indoor ponds and cafe and the little kids area. There were a lot of interesting fish and turtles and tortoises and lizards to see. Even axolotls and yellow boa constrictor. We had some taiyaki fish with cream at the cafe, I liked them. They have coffee, smoothies, health drinks, and other types of food. A larger menu than one would expect. They have a lot of "gift shop" items in the cafe area, maybe too many? All that's missing are the arcade game machines so you could win some gift shop candy. It seems like they're doing a lot for community engagement, there's a food pantry and they do school class field trip tours. There are some areas that are an eye sore and too much random decor, besides the kids paintings/art for sale which I don't mind. So there's a lot going on which occasionally makes for a weird confusing vibe just depending on when you visit.