Barcelona Aquarium: Entry Ticket
1.Barcelona Aquarium: Entry Ticket
Step through Barcelona’s 80-metre shark tunnel and high-tech marine exhibits, plus Planeta Aqua water learning at Port Vell.
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The 15 aquariums visitors rate most in Spain, from the eighty-metre shark tunnel of the Barcelona Oceanarium to Mallorca’s shark tank and the cold-water giants of the Canaries. What to see and what a ticket costs.
Step through Barcelona’s 80-metre shark tunnel and high-tech marine exhibits, plus Planeta Aqua water learning at Port Vell.
Most PopularBarcelona Aquarium entry ticket in Port Vell: walk the 80m shark tunnel and explore Planeta Aqua for $31.
“One of the best things we did. surrounding area was also great and pleasant. inside was amazing, lots of sharks and sting-rays.”
Skip the line into Palma Aquarium with optional Aquadome 3D whales. Sharks, living coral halls, feedings, and family fun in Mallorca.
Palma Aquarium in Mallorca: Big Blue sharks, the world’s top living corals, daily feedings, family play areas, and optional 3D whale cinema.
“Something we booked for our last day and it did not disappoint we got to see all enclosures, plus all the feeding, everyone was nice and friendly. All the animals/sealife were well looked after which is a big thing for me.”
Follow Magellan’s route through five themed ocean worlds at Seville Aquarium, see a 9-meter shark tank walk-under, and meet axolotls for $20.
“Restaurant was closed and it us too small to be so pricey”
Spend a full day at Zoo Aquarium Madrid in Casa de Campo, with 3,000+ animals, an ocean-focused aquarium, and AI tech inside.
Shark tunnel and 33 aquarium tanks, turtle rehab work, and fish feedings. Lanzarote Aquarium entry around $18, 1 to 2 hours.
Walk Sea Life Benalmádena and cross a Mediterranean-to-Amazon route, including a shark tunnel, green turtle, and hands-on touch pools.
“Went with my fiancé and she loved it, as did I! Lots of various species of marine life swimming around above you, amazing. And very relaxing!”
Snorkel gear and aquarium tickets included on a north-coast Ibiza boat day to Cala Salada, Cala Saladeta, and Cala d’Aubarca.
“The whole experience was nice, from the aquarium visit, to the stops at various landmarks orrrr watermarks *giggles* the swim stop was amazing! And the final stop at the beach was so refreshing!!! Would totally recommend, worth the money!!!”
Kayak past Tenerife cliffs, snorkel in Los Cristianos, and look for dolphins and turtles with snacks and sea-life guidance.
“Our guide was great and we got to see the turtles and some sea life. They look after you really well and provide some snacks and water. Make sure to sun cream the front of your legs and arms as we burnt very badly!”
Palma Aquarium ticket in Palma de Mallorca with 1km+ route, 8 themed habitats, shark and whale moments, plus family play areas.
“The facilities and variety shown at the aquarium are great, very interesting to see, but if you are going solo and/or can be sensitive to noise, I would recommend bringing headphones because the amount of screaming children was astonishing”
3-hour catamaran off Ibiza’s west coast with Cap Blanc Aquarium, coves and caves, a Margaritas swim stop, snorkeling gear, and included drinks.
Barcelona double-decker hop-on hop-off bus plus Aquarium of Barcelona ticket. Flexible 24/48 hours, Mediterranean animals, Oceanarium tunnel.
Atlantis Aquarium Madrid at Xanadú, 10 minutes from the city. Interactive exhibits, water-lesson tests, Ambassador badge, $14.
Book Seville Aquarium tickets in advance for skip-the-line entry and a guided-feeling visit through 35 tanks and Magellan-style exhibits.
“Great aquarium, lovely set up for the fish and animals. Really clean tanks and all the fish looked healthy. Beautiful jellyfish displays. We loved the turtles, rays and the octopus. Would totally recommend visiting.”
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