We've been to Bermuda several times but never made it to the Aquarium, Natural History Museum and Zoo. We had our 4 grandkids with us and we all throughly enjoyed our time. The only challenge was getting to the zoo from the King's Wharf. There is no easy way. And if you choose to not do the buses, it's get a big pricey. Not as much as the cruise ships, but it was a $90 cab ride (for eight of us) one way. On our way back we took a mini-bus to the Ferry and the ferry to King's Wharf. Unfortunately, With the little ones, the pink buses wouldn't work for us. But I would recommend visiting if you have the opportunity!

We visited the Zoo and Aquarium as part of a ship excursion. We were given 40 minutes to explore both and it was perfect. The Zoo was really nice and we saw animals that we typically don't see back home. The aquarium was small but had great exhibits!

It was my 1st time visiting the Aquarium and Zoo in Bermuda. Admission was very reasonable which covered the Aquarium, Zoo and small museum. I was impressed how much there was to see and the variety sea life in the Aquarium. The zoo had flamingos and other birds as well as a few reptiles. The best part is the public bus has a stop at the Aquarium.

Cute little zoo with aquarium. Its a little out of the way (if you coming from the Dockyards you need to take the ferry to Hamilton and then a bus 10 or 11 from bus station) its about 20min ride from the bus station (which is not far from the ferry dock). The tickets are 10$ per person and all zoo, aquarium and museum are included. The zoo exhibits are immersive, which means you walk amongst the animals. Don’t miss the big water tank on the way to the bus station it contains some beautiful sea turtles. The views from the rest places in the zoo are gorgeous.