Great half a day trip. Lots of information about each tank as-well as feeding times for the rays and sharks. Very good to see the rescue turtle as he probably wouldn't survive in the ocean. Good gift shop with friendly staff who speak good english and were very easy to understand.

Visited on a Wednesday and managed to catch the Turtles getting fed. Quite sad to see the injured older Turtle but she's very well looked after and wouldn't survive in the wild. It is only a small aquarium but really is lovely and so well kept. Staff on the reception desk were lovely and very helpful. Would definitely return if ever in Costa teguise again

Prices were €10 for kids, €15 adults, €12 seniors. Steep steps to get down to the aquarium. Very dark inside. Some big tanks but not many fish in some of them and not particularly well labelled. There were a few "hands in" pools, but again not much in them and didn't exactly fill my grandkids with enthusiasm. The best bit was the large tank/tunnel with a couple of small sharks. We stayed about 30 minutes.

This was a great way to spend our morning. The staff were very friendly and informative. We went on a Monday so managed to see the feeding of the sharks and other fish at midday and 12.30. Out 6 year old son loved it, there are a couple of hands on Little Rock pools and plenty of things to see. The Turtle was so lovely to see and the baby one across the way was bobbing about quite happily. The turtle has been rescued as it lost a flipper due to plastic pollution. It’s great to be so close up to such magnificent creatures! Defo worth a visit, your ticket is valid all day so we went in did a full tour then nipped out for coffees and a snack and went back in to see the feeding session. Worthwhile and not expensive!

I visited today for the first time with my wife, we both really enjoyed our visit and spent time watching the different tanks, each fish has their own personality. Keeping fish is very difficult and expensive, rescuing and rehabilitation of sea animals takes a lot of care and money, seeing reviews that the Turtle in the tank (pictured) is sad and upsetting, yes it is. The lovely people at the aquarium have been looking after the Turtle who probably will never be able to return to the ocean because of damage done by human waste in the ocean. The aquarium is a place to learn about marine life and the damage we are doing to it with our waste, we should be upset to see the damage humans inflict on sea life, support the aquarium, rather than complain talk to the staff and discuss how they are working with marine life and support them with a visit. Many thanks to the staff for their dedication to care for marine life and educational experience, they get no financial support as charities do, 15 euro is well spent.

This is a small but mighty venture... They need all the tourists and folks paying in, to continue the great work that they do of rehabilitation of the wee creatures, nursing them back to fitness so they can live their lives in the wild. Really enjoyed seeing the rays, sharks and all the tanks with every colour of fish from all over. Staff are very knowledgeable and care very much for their work. Great place!

I arrived about 1130am and had a quick wander around. The place is being updated but it is not intrusive. Feeding time starts at midday and is a wonderful time. The staff are multilingual and very passionate about their work. TOP TIP. Feeding time is Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Those are the days I would recommend.

Enjoyable trip with family (boys age 7, 11) We were advised by hotel staff to visit on a Friday because they feed the sharks at 12. This part of the experience really made the visit worthwhile so enquire about feeding times before you go (they are fed 3 times a week) .The staff were informative and friendly and gave explanations during the feeding time. Well worth a visit, we were there about 2 hours.

Websites would have you believe it’s allot bigger than it actually is. We took our four year old and we found the experience very underwhelming. Now, I will say it appeared to be I a state of renovation but there was little educational material to read. Only for I know sharks and marine animals I could tell my son what they were.

Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area. Staff very helpful and obviously working hard to make improvements. I loved to see all the fish, some quite unusual, the sharks, not to mention the rescue turtle. A lovely little break away from the afternoon sunshine