Nice small aquarium which is a great introduction for toddlers to the underwater world. Staff very friendly and talks were all in English. Nice explanation of the conservation efforts supported by the aquarium during the turtle feeding.

Lovely little aquarium with very friendly staff. Visited with our 3 year old son who loved it. Under 4s are free of charge so we only paid for 2 adults. Lots of different species to see including turtles and sharks and cute gift shop with lovely soft toys

Just left after walking around and waiting for feeding which was watching some sharks swim around in a small tank not want to be fed! Some construction work being done, very small display tanks and not a lot for marine life. Only cost around £30 for one adult and two kids so what do you expect. I’d give it a miss.

It was an alright aquarium but we finished it within half an hour! Very small with lots of construction going on. If you don’t mind spending money for a small trip out it’s fine, we found it a little under whelming and waited a while for a shark feeding that we were told was happening but didn’t happen.

A lovely little aquarium with very pleasant staff. My two little girls really enjoyed it and was even given the chance to touch and hold a star fish!! The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable and although a small place (you can do it in 20-30 mins) it was very enjoyable. €45 for a family ticket I think was reasonable and it allowed us to kill some time before the flight home. Lots of places to grab something to eat right outside and plenty of parking. Feeding time was 12.30 so try and make it around this time !!

Near hotel I was staying in & cheap. Quite small but has a few larger rays, fish & small sharks. Not many turtles in on this day. The staff seem passionate about their aquarium. A nice 20 minutes of my life.

It cost 15E for adults and 10E for a child so great value. Not the biggest aquarium I have ever seen but still full of bits and pieces. Bring your own lunch and sit in the small amphitheater style seating in front of the large tank (there are two and the second one is better). We were able to sit there for half an hour eating and drinking, chatting and laughing with the very best view. The hermit crab with the HUGE gorgeous shell was very impressive and the smaller hermit crab was in one of the open tanks that children can put their hands into and get there noses up close to the action (there were about 6 of these in total). You could touch starfish and much more. The walk through tunnel is pretty tiny and the view is 2 small sharks so I would say the best part is the larger tanks you can sit by. The huge stingrays were gorgeous and seem to sleep in the darker back corner but that’s where the bubble is that a child can sit in which means you were looking directly down in them. We had a great time and I think maximum 3hrs but more likely 2hrs. The area around it is tired and dirty looking so it’s one of those go there and then go elsewhere places. They have a whole area where rescued turtles are kept while the recuperate before being released back into the wild. When we were there 1 turtle was in-house and had 2 missing flippers so he may be there to stay. They have one of those collector coin machines like the places in the UK so you will need a euro coin and a 5cent coin to take one of those home. We collect them so happy to see a machine there.

Had a good time here with my family last week. My kids could have spent hours going back and forth to look at the tanks. Nice lady who worked there took time to speak to them about the fish and sharks, answered their questions and showed them a shark's jaw and stingray tail. It was a chilled out and interesting experience- a welcome break from pool/beach. It's not a big place but that was part of the appeal for us.

Entry is though a poorly stocked souvenir shop. When we descended the stairs there was a horrible mouldy smell. It took us and the the kids (12, 10 & 6) about 1 hour or less to go through museum. I only spotted 2 turtles even though they said they rescue a lot of them that ingest plastic at sea and release once cured. The shark tank has 2 small sharks . As previously pointed out, fish descriptions are on a rolling computer screen in a few places. So you effectively have to read and memorise the descriptions as you walk through the aquarium as you see different fish. A simple board at each tank would be more effective

It’s a pretty small aquarium but for €15 per adult I’d say it’s worth the price. Loads of different fish like stingrays, starfish, sharks etc. They also had interactive parts where you can touch fish. Overall I’m happy with the experience