opening hours
Opening hours are:
- March 28 to October 31, 2026: daily 9:30 am to 6:30 pm; last access at 5 pm
- November 1 to December 31, 2026: Monday to Friday 10 am to 3:30 pm; last access at 2 pm
- November 1 to December 31, 2026: weekends and bank holidays 10 am to 5:30 pm; last access at 4 pm
Hours can change by date, weather, capacity, or operations, so check the time shown for your ticket date.
tickets
Standard admission costs:
- Adults: €30.50; Balearic Islands residents: €20
- Children ages 3–12: €19.50; residents: €13
- Seniors ages 65 and over: €27; residents: €17
- Children ages 0–2: free
Balearic resident eligibility may require proof at the ticket office. Tickets are tied to a visit date and entry time; arrive within the usual 30-minute margin after your slot, and you can stay until closing. Extras and bundles such as Aquadome cost more and depend on the selected product and availability.
address
Palma Aquarium
Carrer de Manuela de los Herreros i Sorà, 21
07610 Palma, Balearic Islands
Spain
how to get there
Palma Aquarium is in the heart of Playa de Palma, about 5 minutes by car from the airport and about 10 minutes by car from central Palma. Buses from Palma usually take about 20 minutes, and the bicycle ride is listed at about 40 minutes. There is free outdoor parking nearby and a paid underground car park close to the entrance.
luggage
Lockers can be hired on site through a touch screen for one calendar day during opening hours. Medium, large, and extra-large sizes are available, useful if you are visiting between hotel check-out and a flight. Photograph or note the locker code, because you need it each time you reopen the locker.
dresscode
Beach clothes need a quick reset before the visit. In public aquarium areas, you should not walk around in swimming costumes, bikinis, barefoot, or without a top. Save those for the beach or specific water activities, and wear comfortable shoes for the full route.
photography and filming
Personal photos and videos are allowed, but do not use flash in tank areas because it stresses the animals. Commercial filming needs prior permission, and photography may be restricted in areas where souvenir photos are taken for sale.