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.

For €6 it’s a perfect to pass sometime when the weather isn’t great or to escape if it’s too hot. Lots of exhibits to look at and there is also a touch pool with some starfish to handle. Took roughly 30 mins to walk around. It’s small but it’s cheap and cheerful and you get what you pay for. Receptionist was lovely and friendly too! Looks run down from the outside as it’s an old building but on the inside it’s clean and modern.

I went to the aquarium to do some content research for a VR art piece about healing the Eastern Mediterranean Sea. For starters, what creatures are actually in there? What are some problems to be addressed, and what are some possible solutions? I did a scientific tour with Vivian, and met again with another scientist, Makis. Both were remarkably generous with their time and knowledge, very passionate about their areas of expertise. I feel like I have very clear direction for my project now, thanks to them! And whereas I had been focused on the problem of how climate change is impacting the local ecology, both Vivian and Makis urged me to also bring attention to the problems caused by marine life ingesting *plastics.* As for the aquarium itself, it is a UNESCO site with distinctive architecture. The ambience is designed to coordinate with the feel of the architecture of Old Town; the aquarium tanks housing the sea life use the same sort of stone. So both people interested in science AND people interested in art/architecture/design should be sure to visit! Plus it will add layers of richness to your trip to Rhodes to learn what is in the sea that surrounds you you. The importance of the Mediterranean Sea, its ecosystems, and humans' interactions with those ecosystems over centuries, is why the history that immerses you on the island of Rhodes developed as it did. Visit for a more integrated, holistic understanding of Rhodes. And the aquarium sits in a stunning shoreline location, too! After you learn about the local fish, you can jump in the water with your snorkel gear and try to identify what you see!

Great experience, and reasonably priced Cost €6 per person for entry. The venue is fairly small, but is set out in a way that you get plenty to see. There are various separate aquarium with local sea creatures, as well as fossils and information about creatures that used to inhabit the local waters. Right next to the beach with a lovely view of the area. For the price would definitely recommend a visit

Not very big but was a good choice to go. Easy to find and get to, and its right on the beach so you can pop in here during a beach day. Lots of small tanks on a quick walk through tour in the basement of the building. Enjoy a nice and affordable visit.

Great little place to see local fish!. Only cost €6 each , it is small but it's interesting to see the different types of fish including Octopus and a small Ray. It's only 10 minutes walk from the old town and €13 euro in a taxi from Ixia .

Small but very interesting and good value at only 6 euros for an adult and 4 euros for concessions. Exhibits were clean with good information regarding each species. Would recommend it to anybody, especially those with young children, who have an hour or 2 to spare and want some relief from the heat of the day

Lovely aquarium, friendly staff and lots of info! Don’t expect Sealife! This is a small aquarium that is involved in research etc… we loved walking around the well-labelled tanks, a perfect way to spend an hour!