What are the opening hours and admission fees for the Palma Aquarium?

The Palma Aquarium, located just outside Palma near the Ma-19, was established to showcase the marine biodiversity of the Mediterranean and tropical waters. Visitors can usually expect it to open mid-morning and close by early evening, with slightly longer hours in the peak summer when daylight lasts longer. Checking the aquarium’s official site ahead of your trip is advisable, especially during off-season or festival dates, such as Sant Sebastià, which might affect schedules.

Admission prices vary depending on age and the type of ticket chosen. Adults generally pay a standard fee, with reduced rates for children, seniors, and family groups. Occasionally, there are special tickets that combine the aquarium visit with experiences like shark feeding or behind-the-scenes tours, which cost more but offer added value. Early visits are ideal for avoiding the larger afternoon crowds, making the most of interactive exhibits and the outdoor tropical gardens. Whether you're travelling with kids or keen marine enthusiasts, the Palma Aquarium offers a well-maintained, easily accessible outing on the island’s southeast coast.