Guilin Ocean World is located in the south of Nanxi Park in Guilin, and was built by Malaysian aquarium expert Mr. Cai Chongrong with an investment of nearly 100 million yuan. It was officially opened to the outside world on September 30, 2003, which became another highlight of Guilin tourism. Guilin Sea World covers an area of about 10000 square meters, with more than 100 fish tanks and nearly a thousand kinds of fish, which are divided into viewing area, performance area, tropical rainforest waterfall area, touch area, submarine tunnel area, ocean area and Great Barrier Reef area.

There are many kinds of fish in Guilin Ocean World Aquarium, which can be seen as follows: giant salamander growing in deep valley, with a body length of about 1.3 meters; A paleontological fish species-lungfish, has witnessed the changes of the sea for hundreds of millions of years; Nautilus (a national special protected organism) is called a living fossil; Colorful living corals; The most typical examples of marine life-clown fish and anemones; And Haifeng, rare and protected animals from Australia, each worth 50 thousand yuan; The electric eel from South America can instantly release 600V-800V current; Long-winged lions from Southeast Asia are the most toxic in the ocean. You can also see hatching shark eggs and so on.

Guilin Sea World can not only be viewed, but also be in close contact with marine animals: touch cute little turtles, stone crabs, horseshoe crabs, starfish and so on. And truly feel the infinite pleasure brought by the ocean to mankind, watch lovely and interesting seal performances, wonderful fish feeding performances, graceful mermaid performances, exciting shark feeding performances and human shark dances. Underwater Guilin Scenic Area reproduces the landscape features of Guilin hundreds of millions of years ago through landscaping, skillfully integrates marine life with Guilin landscape, reproduces the charming era of Guilin hundreds of millions of years ago, an imagination beyond time and space, mysterious species and vague impression, and reproduces the prehistoric picture scroll of Guilin, giving people a fascinating enjoyment.