Visit the Palma Aquarium to see Europe's largest living coral collection and the Big Blue Tank, Europe’s deepest shark tank, housing a variety of shark species.
Enter the mesmerising Jellyfish Room and marvel at the graceful movements of various jellyfish species, highlighting their delicate beauty and unique evolution.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant Tropical Seas Exhibit, featuring exotic fish, colourful corals, and other marine creatures from tropical regions around the world.
Engage with marine life at the Interactive Touch Pools, where you can touch and learn about starfish, sea cucumbers, and other fascinating creatures.
Walk through the thrilling Underwater Tunnel for panoramic views of diverse marine ecosystems, surrounded by sharks, rays, and colourful fish.
Activity Location: Palma Aquarium, Carrer de Manuela de los Herreros, Palma, Spain
Activity Timing: 10:00 AM- 5:30 PM
Last admission: 1 hour and 30 minutes before closing
Activity Duration: 3 Hours (Approx.)
About Palma Aquarium Spain:
Located in the heart of Palma de Mallorca is the Palma Aquarium which is home to more than 700 different species of marine animals, from majestic sharks to colorful clownfish. This giant aquarium offers a variety of interactive experiences that are both educational and fun for visitors. Book tickets to Palma Aquarium and enjoy a immersive 3D movie experience at the AquaDome Cinema with your family and friends. Stroll through the tropical rainforest of the Majorcan garden in Spain and visit theTropical Seas section which houses more than 70 species of coral species like surgeonfish, clownfish, pufferfish and many more.
About the Palma Aquarium Tickets:
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Here are some of the types of marine life you can see at the aquarium:
The Palma Aquarium is committed to sustainable practices and reducing its environmental impact. The aquarium uses energy-efficient lighting and heating systems, recycles waste, and promotes sustainable seafood choices in its cafes and restaurants.
Here are some of the educational programs offered:
Yes, visitors can go scuba diving in the Big Blue tank with a certified instructor. This is a unique and exciting way to experience the marine life up close.
The Big Blue tank is 8.5 meters deep and holds over 3.5 million liters of seawater.