![octopus - Be sucked into an octopus's lunch at the Blue Reef Aquarium. [ATTDT]](https://www.attdt.com/pics/octopus.jpg)
£10.25 (adult) 
1-3 hours 
About 4 miles awayThe Blue Reef Aquarium (on Rock-A-Nore Road in Hastings) is home to a giant octopus, which gets very hungry. Join Maxwell the octopus for lunch at noon this Tuesday and discover more about these fascinating creatures from the aquarium staff, after which you can meet other creatures of the sea and shore including sharks and reptiles.
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BEXHILL-ON-SEA
EAST SUSSEX
50.85°N, 0.47°E
Sunrise: 06:07
Sunset: 18:05
Moon Phase: new moon
Weather: scattered clouds, 10°C max, 7°C min
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