Lanzarote: Aquarium Entry Ticket

Lanzarote



Discover one of the largest aquariums in the Canary Islands with hundreds of marine species. Observe a variety of sharks while passing through the underwater tunnel.

Explore Lanzarote Aquarium: marine life and turtle rehabilitation center suitable for families and marine enthusiasts

The Lanzarote Aquarium features over one million liters of water across 33 aquariums showcasing a wide variety of marine species. Located in the Canary Islands zone, the aquarium houses species such as page fish, octopuses, seabream, and moray eels. The freshwater section displays animals including axolotls.

The tropical zone contains colorful fish and coral reefs, while the open sea section is home to sharks, guitarfish, rays, and some of the largest species found in Canary waters. The aquarium also operates the Lanzarote Turtle Rehabilitation Center, where rescued turtles are cared for and released back into their natural habitat once healthy.

This educational experience aims to deepen visitors' understanding of marine ecosystems and promote marine conservation awareness, making it suitable for visitors of all ages.

Highlights

  • Observe various sharks through the underwater tunnel
  • Discover hundreds of marine species
  • Learn about the Turtle Rehabilitation program
  • Experience diving into the sea without getting wet

Includes

  • Entrance to the aquarium

Important Information

  • Entrance fee is included

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For the best experience, visit during quieter weekday mornings and bring comfortable shoes for walking inside the facility.

Frequently Asked Questions

You can see sharks in an underwater tunnel, hundreds of marine species, and learn about the Turtle Rehabilitation program.
The aquarium is located in Lanzarote, showcasing marine life from the Canary Islands and other regions.
Yes, the aquarium offers a family-friendly environment with interactive marine life exhibits.
It holds over one million liters of water spread across 33 large tanks featuring diverse habitats.
Yes, visitors can explore underwater environments through tanks and the underwater tunnel without entering the water.
Booking in advance is recommended to ensure entry, but check the aquarium website for current ticketing options.
The program focuses on rehabilitating injured turtles native to the Canary Islands for eventual release.
Visit during open hours listed on the aquarium's website to avoid crowds and enjoy full access.
Yes, the aquarium is designed to be accessible for visitors with mobility challenges.
Photography is generally allowed, but flash and tripods may be restricted; check current rules on site.

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