Ocean and Under-the-Sea Stories for Kids
Ocean stories for kids — sea races, underwater festivals and pirate voyages. Free audio adventures with original songs, for kids who would live in the water if you let them.
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🏴☠️🗺️ The Map to New Adventure 🦜⛵
Nathan is feeling nervous about the first day of school and wonders what it will be like stepping into something completely new.
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🌲🦉 The Spooky Woods of Lake Alele 🐻🕷️
After a windy night leaves Nathan tossing and turning, every creak, shadow, and rustling branch outside his window starts to feel a little spooky.
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🏴☠️🦜 Back Aboard the Wooden Parrot 🌊🐸
Nathan is feeling frustrated with a friend who keeps telling exaggerated stories, and it is starting to make it hard to know what is real.
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🐳🎶 The Underwater Ukulele Festival 🪕🧜♀️
A friendly narwhal leads Nathan and Peanut Butter Jim down into Lake Alele, where a magical Ukulele Festival is about to begin.
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🏴☠️🦜 The Pirates of the Wooden Parrot 🌊⚓
After falling off his new bike, Nathan feels unsure if he’s brave enough to try bigger tricks.
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🌊🐚 The Great Sea Race 🐚🌊
When Nathan worries he won’t be fast or strong enough for his school obstacle course, Peanut Butter Jim whisks him away to a sunny tropical island where the Great Sea Race is about to begin.
The Salty Seas, and what's under Lake Alele
There are two bodies of water in the nighttime universe and they could not be less alike. The Salty Seas are loud, sunlit and full of rodent pirates; Otter Bob and Chum Finley run the Great Sea Race there every year, and Bubblebeard's crew is never far off.
Lake Alele is the opposite — still, green, freshwater, and home to Porridge, a narwhal who leads people down to an underwater ukulele festival that has been going on for longer than anybody can remember. Water is the setting these stories use for nerve: a race Nathan is sure he is too slow for, a dive into somewhere he cannot see the bottom of, a tooth that has gone down a drain and, apparently, out to sea.
It is the least frightening deep water in children's audio.





