Palma Aquarium with kids: sharks, tickets and what to expect

Palma Aquarium in Playa de Palma is a good choice for a family outing if your children want to see sharks, jellyfish and tropical fish up close. Give yourself a couple of hours as a starting point, with extra time if you’re adding the cinema or stopping for lunch. The main tanks are indoors, and part of the route runs through outdoor gardens.

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What to see at Palma Aquarium

Start with the tropical tanks and leave time for the Big Blue, the aquarium’s large shark tank. The jellyfish room makes a quieter change of pace, and the aquarium lists an indoor play area for younger children. If it’s pouring, bring waterproofs for the outdoor sections and ask at the entrance how best to plan your route. See Palma Aquarium’s map, opening times and visitor information.

What visitors liked

Visitors highlight the scale of the shark tank and the variety of marine life, from corals and tropical fish to turtles. Reviews are more mixed on the optional 3D film, so it’s worth deciding whether your family would rather spend that time at the tanks. See the venue listing and Google review summary · Read verified GetYourGuide reviews.

Palma Aquarium tickets and the 3D cinema

Book Palma Aquarium entry through GetYourGuide. The listing offers an optional Aquadome 3D cinema upgrade, so check which option you’ve selected before you pay. The aquarium’s address is Carrer de Manuela de los Herreros 21, Playa de Palma. Check the aquarium’s current opening and last-entry times.

Looking for more indoor ideas? See our rainy-day guide to Mallorca with kids.

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