Antalya Aquarium Entry and Shark Tunnel Walk with Hotel Transfer

Antalya Aquarium: An Afternoon Beneath the Waves Without Getting Wet

Just a short stroll from Konyaaltı Beach sits one of the most ambitious marine complexes in the Mediterranean. This outing pairs your Antalya Aquarium entrance ticket with a return shuttle, so the only thing left to plan is how long you want to linger in front of each tank.

Beneath 131 Metres of Moving Blue

The centrepiece is a walk-through glass passage 131 metres long and 3 metres wide, counted among the longest of its kind on the planet. Sharks drift across the ceiling, stingrays glide past at eye level and a sunken aircraft and shipwreck rest on the sandy floor of the main tank, turning every few steps into a new photo.

Forty Small Worlds Under One Roof

Beyond the tunnel, around forty themed displays carry you from tropical coral reefs to murky river habitats. Keep an eye out for moray eels peeking from rock crevices, curious octopuses and the scaly residents of the reptile corners. Feeding sessions run at set times, so ask at the entrance which ones fall within your visit.

Extras You Can Add at the Desk

The complex hides more than fish. Snow World keeps real snow at sub-zero temperatures, while the WildPark, the XD Cinema and a Wax Museum sit under the same roof. None of these are part of the ticket, but you can buy them on the spot if you want to stretch your two hours further.

From Your Lobby to the Shoreline and Back

Our vehicle collects you from hotels in Konyaaltı, Lara, Kundu and Belek. The session time shown is when your aquarium visit begins, not when the vehicle arrives, so pickup happens earlier and your exact time is shared after booking. When the visit wraps up the same transfer brings you back, with arrival depending on traffic and your hotel's location.

Why It Suits Almost Every Traveller

Air-conditioned halls make this a smart pick for scorching afternoons or the rare rainy day. Children aged 3 to 11 pay a reduced fare, babies up to 2 enter free, and because the visit is self-guided, grandparents and toddlers alike can set their own rhythm.