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Iconic for families and ocean lovers in Playa de Palma, Palma Aquarium leads you from Mediterranean life to tropical reefs, a humid jungle garden, and Big Blue, one of Europe’s deepest shark tanks at 8.5 m (28 ft). It is an easy Mallorca stop when you want shade, color, and a real wow moment close to the airport.

Start with a timed entry ticket, then add the 3D cinema, glass-floor shark boat, or transfers if they fit your day; it saves planning stress during busy beach and holiday periods.
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Family-friendly tickets

Choose these tickets if you want the easiest aquarium day with children, timed entry, and access to the headline habitats, from tropical tanks to Big Blue.
Mallorca: Palma Aquarium Entry Ticket w/ Optional 3D Cinema
4.5(3255)
 
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Mallorca: Palma Aquarium with Transfers, Guide & Fast Entry
4.1(71)
 
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More entry tickets

Use this section for straightforward admission products when your priority is getting into Palma Aquarium without extra family or transfer filters.
Palma: Palma Aquarium Ticket with Transfer Service
4.2(170)
 
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Ticket Palma Aquarium
4.0(371)
 
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6 tips for visiting the Palma Aquarium

1
Book timed entry early
If you are visiting in school holidays, on a rainy day, or after the beach, book a timed ticket before you go. You usually have a 30-minute entry margin after your selected hour, so you get structure without feeling trapped by the clock.
2
See Big Blue before lunch
If your main goal is the shark tank, start near opening and head steadily toward Big Blue. The viewing windows feel calmer before the midday family rush, and you still have energy for the jungle and jellyfish rooms afterward.
3
Choose add-ons with intent
If you want a more memorable moment than standard entry, pick one add-on before your visit: Aquadome for whales, Shark Vision Boat for the glass-floor view, or a reserved shark dive for the bold. One extra is usually enough, so the day still feels relaxed.
4
Use it on airport day
If you have luggage and a few hours before a flight, Palma Aquarium is practical because it sits about 5 minutes by car from the airport and has on-site lockers. Keep your ticket timing realistic, and you avoid killing time in a terminal.
5
Switch out of swimwear
If you come straight from Playa de Palma, change before entering the public aquarium areas. Swimwear, bare feet, and shirtless looks are for the beach or specific water activities, not the tanks; a quick change keeps the visit smooth.
6
Pair beach with old Palma
For a balanced day, keep the aquarium with Playa de Palma in the morning and add just one city stop later, such as Palma Cathedral or Bellver Castle. That gives you sea life, beach air, and a Palma landmark without turning the day into a taxi puzzle.

Ticket types at Palma Aquarium

The offer mix is simple but worth choosing carefully. Most products are entry-led, while the practical differences are family focus, transfer logistics, and optional experiences.

Family-friendly entry tickets

Best for an easy day with children: choose timed entry, keep the route flexible, and let the aquarium mix big visual moments with play breaks near the gardens and children’s areas. This works especially well when Playa de Palma is too hot, windy, or rainy. Book now.

Tickets with resort transfers

Best if you are staying away from Palma, especially around Alcúdia or Port d'Alcúdia: transfer-backed tickets remove the car-parking question and make the aquarium feel like a full excursion rather than a logistics puzzle. Book now.

Experience add-ons

Great when you want one memorable upgrade: Aquadome adds a 360-degree whale film, Shark Vision Boat puts the sharks beneath your feet, and reserved dives make Big Blue the center of the day. Pick one main extra, then leave room to enjoy the tanks. Book now.

Highlights inside Palma Aquarium

The visit works because it keeps changing texture. You move from reef color and Mediterranean detail to sharks, jungle humidity, jellyfish calm, and children’s zones without leaving Playa de Palma.

Mediterranean and tropical seas

The first stretch is the best place to slow down and notice details: local Mediterranean species, coral color, and tropical tanks that make the route feel wider than a standard aquarium corridor. If you are visiting with children, use this part to set a steady pace before the bigger set pieces arrive.

Big Blue shark tank

Big Blue is the signature moment: an 8.5 m (28 ft) deep, 33 m (108 ft) long, and 25 m (82 ft) wide shark habitat with more than 3.5 million liters (924,600 gal) of saltwater. Do not rush it. Stand back for the full scale first, then move closer to watch sharks, rays, and other fish pass through the blue light.

Jungle, jellyfish, and play breaks

The Jungle changes the mood with palms, orchids, humid air, and a 7 m (23 ft) waterfall, while the Medusarium is the quiet reset button of the route. Families should treat the children’s areas as planned pauses, not distractions; they keep the aquarium enjoyable instead of turning it into a march past tanks.

How to plan a Palma Aquarium visit in Playa de Palma

The aquarium is easiest when you treat it as a flexible half-day, not a tiny filler stop. Its location near the airport and beach makes it unusually useful in a Mallorca itinerary.

Timing your aquarium route

For the smoothest first visit, book a morning or early-afternoon slot and give yourself 2 to 3 hours inside. Late entry can work, but only if you still have enough time before closing; the tanks are more satisfying when you are not counting every minute.

Family pace and comfort

With children, build the visit around short wins: colorful tanks first, Big Blue as the big reveal, then gardens, food, or play areas as decompression. If you are coming from the beach, lockers and a clothes change make the difference between a smooth stop and a sticky, tired afternoon.

Nearby pairings from Playa de Palma

For a light plan, pair Palma Aquarium with Playa de Palma and keep the evening free. For culture, add one city landmark such as Palma Cathedral or Bellver Castle. For a high-energy family day, Aqualand is nearby, but treat it as a separate outing rather than a quick add-on.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long should I plan for Palma Aquarium?

Plan about 2 to 3 hours for a relaxed first visit. Add more time if you are traveling with children, stopping for food, or booking extras such as Aquadome, Shark Vision Boat, or a reserved shark dive.
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Is entry at Palma Aquarium timed?

Yes. Tickets use a selected entry time, usually with a 30-minute margin after that hour. The last available entry time is one and a half hours before closing, so avoid late slots if you want the full route.
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Is Palma Aquarium good for children?

Yes. The route has colorful tanks, Big Blue, outdoor gardens, a children's area, and an indoor children's park, so it works well when kids need a break from sun or rain. Family-friendly tickets are the best first filter.
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What is included in a standard Palma Aquarium ticket?

Standard entry covers the aquarium route and main habitats. Extras such as Aquadome, Shark Vision Boat, VR, transfers, and special animal experiences depend on the product you choose, so check the ticket type before booking.
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Can I visit Palma Aquarium before or after a flight?

Yes, it is one of the easiest Mallorca attractions for an airport day because it is about 5 minutes by car from the airport. Lockers make it more practical if you have luggage, but keep enough time for your timed entry and transfer back.
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Are lockers available at Palma Aquarium?

Yes. Lockers are hired on site through a touch screen and are available in medium, large, and extra-large sizes during opening hours. They are useful for cabin bags, backpacks, and beach gear on a mixed travel day.
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Can I take photos inside Palma Aquarium?

Personal photos and videos are allowed, but flash is not allowed in tank areas. The simplest approach is to turn flash off before you start the route, so you do not disturb the animals or hold up the people behind you.
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Is wheelchair rental available?

Wheelchair rental is available subject to availability, an extra fee, and certain times. If this matters for your visit, check availability before you travel and arrive with a little extra time.
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General information

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

Tickets are sold for a visit date and entry time. Arrive on time, but allow for the usual 30-minute entry margin after your selected hour. The last available entry time is one and a half hours before closing, and you can stay inside until closing. Choose the product carefully if you want extras such as Aquadome, Shark Vision Boat, transfers, or special experiences.

address

Palma Aquarium
Carrer de Manuela de los Herreros i Sorà, 21
07610 Palma, Balearic Islands
Spain

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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.
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