Siam Ocean World is located on B1 and B2 of the new elegant Siam Paragon Shopping, the world-class shopping destination, near Siam BTS Station.

The Shark Shop is over-flowing with all things aquatic...Whether you fancy a furry fishy friend, a water wiggle or a T-shirt designed especially for Siam Ocean World you will find it all at The Shark Shop. Our friendly staff will help you find that perfect gift, whether it be a momento of your visit or a present for a friend.

The Shark Shop is open every day of the year from 9.00am-10.00pm. So pop in and immerse yourself in an underwater wonderland of quality, value and choice.

Dive With Sharks

This is the dive opportunity of a lifetime.

Take a shark dive with Planet Scuba and you will be one of the daring few to dive with one of natures' deadliest predators.

Fully qualified instructors from Planet Scuba will ensure that your dive is a thrilling, never to be forgotten experience.

Planet Scuba is the only approved operator able to offer this adventure.

Get up close and personal with huge Grey Nurse sharks, Southern stingrays, Blacktip sharks, Leopard sharks and Eagle rays as well as a myriad of other species.

So if diving with sharks is your idea of fun, or you just want to test yourself, or your friends, with the ultimate thrill....

Ride The Glass Bottom Boat

Take a behind the scenes tour and glass bottom boat ride over our 2.8 million litre Oceanarium. Get up Close to Sharks, Stingrays, turtles and over 3,000 fish from the tropical oceans. You will get an indepth educational tour of the 'behind the scenes' action at Siam Ocean World and the chance to talk with the marine biologists.

DEPARTURE TIMES
Glass Bottom Boats leave the loading deck every 10 minutes commencing at 9.30.

DURATION
Approximately 25 minutes. Maximum of 10 people per tour. Minimum of 2 people must be registered for the tour to operate.

Tours depart from the Glass Bottom Boat dock on level B1.

FOR SAFETY REASON
Children under 80 cm are not permitted in the Glass Bottom Boat.

Scientific name : Phyllopteryx taeniolatus
Maximum length : 45 cm
Comments : The small fins of the Weedy Seadragon make them the slowest moving fish in the world; but this enables them to effortlessly blend in with the surrounding plant material and successfully evade predators.

Scientific name : Apolemichthys trimaculatus
Maximum length : 20 cm
Comments : This small angelfish can be found on offshore reefs. It is easily recognisable by its blue lips and the black spot on its forehead.

Scientific name : Naso brevirostris
Maximum length : 50 cm
Comments : Like most members of the surgeonfish family, this species has two very sharp ‘scalpels’ on either side of its tail. They use these blade-like appendages for defence.

Scientific name : Odontodactylus scyllarus
Maximum length : 20 cm
Comments : Mantis Shrimp have some of the most deadly weaponry in the animal kingdom. In various species, their large front legs have evolved to either spear or smash their prey.

Scientific name : Synanceia verrucosa
Maximum length : 35 cm
Comments : The Stonefish is the world’s most venomous fish; one sting from a dorsal fin could kill a human. As their name indicates, this species is usually sedentary; hiding amongst the rocks ready to ambush passing prey.

Scientific name : Pangasianodon gigas
Maximum length : 300 cm
Comments : Weighing in at up to 300 kilograms, this is the largest freshwater fish species in the world. However, these animals are critically endangered due to environmental degradation of their Mekong River habitat.

Scientific name : Arapaima gigas
Maximum length : 300 cm
Comments : The Arapaima is the world’s second largest freshwater fish species. These ancient fish can survive drought by breathing dry air and resting in a burrow until the waters return.