We believe seafood is the original superfood, and we exist to help humankind evolve from extractive seafood hunting & commodity production to regenerative farming, one bite at a time.
30,000+
Seatopians voting with their forks for a healthier blue planet
20,000
Kelp trees planted through Seatopia ocean regeneration initiatives
2030
Our goal to transition all of our farms to aquaculture 3.0
Our Story
Hi, We are James & Daniella
They called it ‘Earth,’ but they were wrong. More than 70% of this planet is covered in water. The ocean is not just where life began—it’s what makes life possible. Seatopia exists to restore the balance between land and sea, because when we protect the ocean, we protect everything. Seatopia isn’t just a seafood brand—it’s a vision for a better world.
Let’s dive in.
Seafood was the original superfood, fueling human evolution and brain development.
Throughout humankind's evolutionary history, seafood nourished our bodies, brains, and communities. Early humans thrived in coastal environments, consuming marine-based omega-3s that shaped cognitive function and longevity. But not all modern seafood is created equal.
I am a surfer, sailor, and once-upon-a-time aquarium scrubber. I spent years sailing across the ocean, traveling to marine protected areas and vetting artisan aquaculture farms, building relationships, and importing the best seafood from around the world.
Think of these artisan farms as the good guys of the seafood industry. They are small-scale, and the fish are raised in low-density, antibiotic-free conditions, and fed innovative nutrients like micro-algae-based oils.
First, I created monthly CSA boxes for people willing to vote with their forks. People who wanted clean seafood sourced with the best standards. People who were keen to receive deliveries only on the full moon. (Ah, the good old days.)
From the start, we established a level of trust with our members that few brands ever achieve. We went the extra mile to test for mercury and microplastics, ensuring less than 0.1 PPM of mercury and zero detectable microplastics in our seafood. Our members knew that no matter the trends, we would always make decisions with their health and our planet in mind.
As demand grew, so did Seatopia.
A surprising amount of vegans became customers. We would never have guessed vegans would love us, but many of them (“seagans”) make a dietary exception due to our rigorous testing and polyculture practices.
People often think of gourmet seafood as a delicacy reserved for expensive restaurants. We’re out to change this culture by offering Michelin-quality seafood at home, wherever that may be.
We believe seafood should be a simple pleasure, not a guilty one and are on a mission to revolutionize seafood production by fostering regenerative aquaculture practices that restore marine ecosystems and deliver clean, nutrient-rich seafood to consumers worldwide. We welcome you to join us.
Join 100,000+ members transforming their health
Seatopia customers are experts in healthy eating.
“Gwyneth Paltrow turned us on to Seatopia’s mercury and microplastic lab-tested clean seafood!”
Goop
“Wild-Caught isn’t necessarily better. With Seatopia we always have guilt-free, gourmet seafood.”
Ben Greenfield
Health Expert
We work with artisan aquaculture farms around the world who are using innovative feeds to grow the most nutrient dense, cleanest seafood on the planet.
Join the tide of regeneration.
There is more to our story.
Read blog posts Blog posts from aquaculture blog.
A Milestone in Ocean Regeneration: Celebrating 20,000 Kelp Trees Planted
Celebrating 20,000 Kelp Trees Planted for Ocean Regeneration
Thanks to the Seatopia community, we've planted over 20,000 kelp trees in British Columbia, creating a thriving kelp forest that supports marine life, improves water quality, and helps offset ocean acidification. This milestone is just the beginning—together, we're regenerating our oceans, one kelp tree at a time.
Ocean Rainforest’s Offshore Kelp Farm in Southern California
61 Full Moons to 2030: Protecting Our Oceans with the 30x30 Campaign
Are We Still Mermaids? Embracing Our Aquatic Roots for Modern Health
What Do Buffalo And Fish Have In Common?
Introducing Esteros Lubimar: A Regenerative Approach to Exceptional Seafood
Seatopia Celebrates 13,000 Kelp Trees Planted
Understanding Fats in Salmon: A Guide for Health-Conscious Consumers
Discovering Pure Flavor and Sustainable Innovation in Upstate New York: Hudson Valley Fisheries