Lovely little family run aquarium; we went on a windy Winter day and had a fun time feeding the tame mullett and holding the starfish (which brought back childhood memories). You can also learn some local hisory and see some other amazing sea creatures which I had not even heard of before. Would recommend.

This aquarium is small but perfect toy formed. We went on a blustery day in Feb half term and it was like a little sanctuary of calm. My daughter loved feeding the mullet and holding a starfish. The hermit crabs are awesome and the information educational. Would thoroughly recommend.

Fantastic place to visit with little ones. We held a starfish and feed the fish by hand. A wonderful experience to get up and close to marine life. Staff were super friendly and kind. Best of all we could take our little dog in so we all got to enjoy it.

A really lovely little aquarium - it definitely has the ‘family-owned’ touch that you don’t get in bigger places. We loved feeding the mullet and holding the starfish! It’s good to be able to see the fish etc up close. Totally recommend if you’re in the area!

Popped in to the aquarium to see a little more of the local marine life - absolute gem! It’s a small and perfectly formed little venue where we were able to feed the fish (who kissed us!) and also hold a starfish.

Really great trip to the aquarium. Kids and adults loved feeding the fish by hand and holding a starfish. It was a bit pricey for a fairly short visit but we thought it was worth it as really unique and fun. Very helpful friendly chap running it too.

Loved this little aquarium in an idyllic location at the end of the Cobb. Its a bit more money than you would expect but hey, you get to feed the tame mullet in the tanks by hand and hold a starfish. Also this aquarium is family owned and they work with the local fishing community to add specimens in the viewing tanks. We got to hold a star fish and find out loads of information about local marine life. Loved the friendly and enthusiastic approach of the team running it. We felt it was a worthwhile visit.

What a little gem. The young man behind the desk was so helpful, informative and kind to the smalls in our family. There’s a lovely display of sea life local to the area with the opportunity to feed the grey mullet (very popular activity!) and hold a starfish. It’s not big by any means but it makes up for it in quality.

A smallish aquarium, but it's full of native Dorset species. There are wonderful, colorful information cards, including one on all of the films that have used this location (The Cobb). But the absolute best part is getting to feed the mullets! They don't have any teeth, but have large mouths...it feels strange and weird and cool all at the same time! And there are starfish you can hold! I've never held a starfish before!!! I've been to bigger aquariums but iv never had more fun interacting with the fish. Definitely check them out! Max, the owner, is great 😁

This place is just fantastic! Fun for all ages and we should know as the youngest in our group was 11 and the oldest has a free bus pass! This is such an unusual experience and for that reason alone it's more then worth the money! You get to hand feed fish which in all honesty my son could of spent all day doing! Holding a starfish was such a highlight. This is a family run business, the staff and owner were super friendly and went round talking to everyone. All the fish were fascinating! We learnt loads too! I love that they get their starfish from the fisherman, keep them to two weeks and then release again! The mullet were really funny too 😂 Everything is indoors so that's brilliant given the unpredictable weather. Thanks for a opportunity to do something brand new and fun! We will be back