Cancun: Interactive Aquarium Cancun Ticket

In a mysterious aquarium
happy memories

You can dip your hand into a deep pool and touch fish such as starfish, sea cucumbers, and sea urchins, and see dolphins and sea lions with your own eyes. After listening to the explanation, you can learn about various problems faced by marine animals and do fun activities in the iPad zone in addition to playing.

Is this your first time at an interactive aquarium?

An interactive aquarium is a place where guests not only see with their eyes, but also engage in various activities. Rather than simply reading posted information, they see, touch with their hands, and listen with their ears.
This is a space where you can actively participate in a variety of experiences! Are you ready to enjoy a variety of activities?

We will introduce you to various experiential activities!

1. Observe fish in a fish tank
This is the most basic experience of an aquarium. You can observe various types of fish and understand their characteristics.

2. Contactable space
You can have the exciting experience of learning about and touching species such as starfish, stingrays, sea cucumbers, and sea urchins that are at depths within reach.

3. Aquarium trekking
You can have the magical experience of going directly into the water, swimming with some species, and even feeding them.
Since you are with a professional instructor, you don’t have to worry about safety!

4.Watch educational videos in the auditorium
This space aims to inform visitors about the problems of the ocean and marine ecosystem and the changes and threats facing this environment today through documentary videos.

5.iPad Zone
In addition to playing using the iPad, we have prepared a fun experience to learn about the many problems and various problems of the marine ecosystem.

Breathe with the fish!

They say it is possible for children over 8 years old. Even if you don’t know how to swim, you don’t have to worry.
Your hair never gets wet, you can walk and breathe naturally using the equipment, and it's actually much easier than snorkeling. Isn't this really interesting?