Very small, not a lot to see. The habitats of the sea creatures are small, there are 2 bigger habitats but that’s about it. There is mostly crabs, expected more kinds of fish. Entry price is €6, we were inside for about 15-20 minutes. Would not recommend, the beach or the city are a much nicer place to be at.

Really enjoyed the interactive part and the natural tanks and fish. It's a small place, takes approx an hour to get round. Looks very run down from the front and the building which is a shame, I feel they could present it in a better light for more revenue.

When entering the aquarium it was €6 which wasn’t too bad, however, it was small and not much bigger than the aquarium in Faliraki. The man who was working the counter was a little rude, however we didn’t let this spoil the experience. There was a range of big/large fish to see as well as smaller fish. It only took around 15 minutes to walk around it, but the experience was nice.

Took us a while to find this as poorly sign posted but once we finally did we paid €6 for a single adult and €4 for OAP. We make our way around the showroom with the strangely and very badly preserved or replicated sea life on display. We the follow the pathway down into the next floor and it leads into a tunnel with sea life viewable in set tanks, this part can get fairly chilly and dark with little to no lighting so do watch your step but it was a nice little walk around. All in all we were there roughly just over 30 minutes. Don’t expect any display to be amazing or like sealife this is more like fish tanks at the local garden centre but more exotic.