Bayworld invites all residents of Nelson Mandela Bay to participate in a SPECIAL FAMILY EVENT over the upcoming long weekend, 20 to 21 March 2011.
Reduced admission for adults, R20 (half price) and children FREE accompanied by a paying adult.
The programme for the day includes activities not routinely available to the public, such as crocodile feedings, behind the scenes visits at the Snake Park, a penguin experience, shark and tropical fish feeding, viewing of museum collection stores and heritage treasure hunts in the museum. Other activities for the children include face painting and a jumping castle.
Visitors will still enjoy the daily scheduled seal and penguin presentations at the Oceanarium, as viewing the impressive collection of fish in the Aquarium. The variety of Eastern Cape reptiles in the Snake Park alongside the popular dinosaur display is a great family experience as well as the journey down memory lane thorough in the Museum.
The stunning First People Artists exhibition comprising beautifully crafted quilts, featuring San mythologies has been extended into April due to popular demand.
The complex opens at 09:00 and closes at 16:30.
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