The fishes were delicious but there was no fries! We won't even mention the Tartar sauce!! No sweet potato fries for us!!!!

Visited this week with my 7 year old son - this was the highlight of his trip to Galway. Fantastic , knowledgeable staff ,, we took the 1pm feeding tour and as well as feeding the fish he got to hold a starfish and a crab and had all his questions answered. Got lovely free posters upon leaving . Highly... More

Nothing special in my opinion. We thought it was going to be really big by the description, but is's very small, nothing exciting.

We have visited the aquarium with our kids (aged 8, 5, 3). We all loved it. Family ticket cost us €34. After reading previous reviews I was a bit unsure if the place is really worth visiting, but now I can say for sure: it is. And I will return. The kids loved it. Touching the fish, feeding it and... More

This is a great place for kids on a wet day. Although it is quite small, you can easily spend a couple of hours in it.

The environment was very laid back because it isnt usually very busy, but the workers were very helpful. It was nice to be able to take your time through an aquarium unlike America

I took a group of 23 children here, and all bar none had a tremendous time. They had a wonderfully friendly and patient instructor who was very informative and also allowed them alot of interaction with the different species. They got to hold a starfish and to feed some other fish. They also ran a programme of experiments for our... More

Helps children of all ages appreciate the natural resources of the sea life all around us. On the way in to Salt Hill where children can then climb down to the sea and continue the discovery on their own.

the price is very unreasonable for what they provided. The aquarium is very small and it's not worth the amount of money they ask. Get a coupon if you go.