Antalya Aquarium is a marine attraction in Konyaaltı, Antalya, with 40 themed aquariums and a 131-metre tunnel aquarium. You can visit for the aquarium alone or choose a ticket that combines it with other attractions in the complex.
- Location: Dumlupınar Bulvarı, Arapsuyu Mahallesi No: 502, Konyaaltı, Antalya
- Typical hours: Open daily
- Aquarium visit: Approximately 1–2 hours
- Ticket price: The Aquarium ticket is US$40
What does an Antalya Aquarium visit include?
Antalya Aquarium’s main visit combines 40 themed aquariums with a 131-metre-long, 3-metre-wide tunnel aquarium. Themed displays take you through marine environments associated with the Indian Ocean, Red Sea, Atlantic Ocean and Pacific Ocean.
The aquarium is about 70 metres from Konyaaltı Beach, opposite Su Hotel and Dolphin Land, and near 5M Migros. Its address is Dumlupınar Bulvarı, Arapsuyu Mahallesi No: 502, Konyaaltı, Antalya. The one-day Antalya itinerary from Kaleiçi focuses on a walkable route through the historic centre.
How much are Antalya Aquarium tickets?
The Aquarium ticket costs US$40. The aquarium’s ticket categories are adult, ages 12 and up; child, ages 3–12; and baby, ages 0–2, with babies admitted free. The child age range overlaps with the adult category at age 12, so check the official site before you go.
Opening hours
- Monday to Sunday: 9:00–20:00
Last checked November 2026. Hours can change on holidays and for special events.
Combination tickets pair the aquarium with other attractions. Options include Aquarium & Snow World Ice Museum for US$63, Aquarium & WildPark for US$60, Aquarium & Face2Face for US$61, Aquarium & XD Cinema for US$59, and the Mega Package for US$109. These prices and ticket terms can change.
Children under 12 may not enter the aquarium area alone. The aquarium also prohibits firearms, sharp objects, specified ignition devices, fishing equipment, food, drinks and chewing gum inside. Online tickets or reservation records are valid for 10–15 days; check the current terms when purchasing. Antalya Inn Hotel, a hotel in Antalya, is another part of planning your visit.
What are Antalya Aquarium’s opening hours and visit times?
Antalya Aquarium’s stated regular hours are 09:00–20:00 every day, including public holidays, and ticket counters close 30 minutes before closing. Hours can change seasonally or in special circumstances, so check the official site before you go.
Allow approximately 1–2 hours for the aquarium alone. Snow World & Ice Museum takes about one hour, WildPark 20–30 minutes, and Oceanride XD Cinema 8–10 minutes. For a visit combining discovery, entertainment, shopping and dining, allow about 4–5 hours.
How do you get to Antalya Aquarium?
Several bus routes serve 5M Migros, which is within walking distance of the aquarium. Buses 600 and 800 run from Antalya Airport, while TK36 and VF02 run from Antalya Bus Station. From Lara, buses KL08, LF09 and LF10 serve 5M Migros.
From Kundu, take LC37 or LC73 to Antalya Bus Station, then TK36 or VF02 to 5M Migros. Bus routes can change, so confirm the current service before setting out. The Antalya public transport guide covers tram, bus and walking options.
What facilities and access arrangements should you know about?
The aquarium has three outdoor parking areas: one for large agency vehicles and two visitor-use areas to the north and south of the facility. Designated disabled parking is available.
Complimentary wheelchairs are available in limited numbers and cannot be reserved in advance. Pets are not allowed, with exceptions for guide dogs, service dogs for people with disabilities, working dogs in training, and pets in a special cage.
FAQs
How long does it take to visit Antalya Aquarium?
The aquarium-only visit takes approximately 1–2 hours. Allow about 4–5 hours if you plan to include discovery, entertainment, shopping and dining.
Are babies admitted free?
Yes. The aquarium’s categories are babies aged 0–2, children aged 3–12, and adults aged 12 and up; babies enter free.
Can you bring food or drinks inside?
No. Food and drinks are among the items prohibited inside, along with chewing gum and several other restricted items.