AKVARIJ Dubrovnik Aquarium

It's a fun way to spend an hour or so - it's not the biggest aquarium. It is a nice temperature inside and there's numerous information boards on each species. I do agree with some other reviews that the tanks are incredibly small for the creatures though.

A decent place to kill time, 5€ for children 10€ for adult. Came here while waiting for the ferry to arrive, place contains a small variety of aquatic animals, decently maintained and clean, however one or two of them look a bit small or cramped for the animals, like the octopus exhibit. Otherwise its a ok place to go, can be underwhelming for some people but not too bad for the price.

A small aquarium located next to the old port. €10 entry per person which is quite a lot considering it takes approx 10 mins max to walk around and see the various tanks. A bit depressing as others have mentioned, with tanks quite small and lots of bored fish. Tanks are clean though if that makes any difference! Best to go in as part of the Dubrivnik pass, as not good value for money paying full entry fee for this on its own!

“I have mixed feelings. The price feels a bit steep for the size of the place, and at this cost I would expect at least more space for the animals. The place does have a nice atmosphere though, compared to other aquariums, but I’m not fully confident about how well the animals are cared for.”

Amazing spot, good chill way to hide from the sun and cool down for a while and toilets facilities on site. Also boasting some incredibly fish displays. Tickets were €10 euro pp which was reasonable.

I love aquariums regardless of the size and the quality. I find the tank aroma comforting. This place has an epic history as it seems it was an old armoury or perhaps a navy base. Either way the town of Dubrovnik has transformed this monument of great history into an aquarium. Yes there are some fixer-uppers needed like the octopus tank could be made bigger and given more places for him to hide. And a tank in the back had dying fish in it. But on the up sides, they had sharks (spiny dogfish), baby cuttlefish and a few species of fish that I have never seen before. Like the scorpion fish, we don’t have them in the uk and it was cool to see one in person. There was a marine charity qr code for visitors to scan if they would like to improve the aquarium. I would have like to seen a gift shop or sorts, like maybe with postcards, books, teddies and jigsaws. But at reception there was a couple of knitted animals for the visitors to buy. Either way at the luxe of £10 the aquarium was evenly matched. Thank for making this holidays day.

The price is a bit high but worth it if you spend some time there and actually watch the animals

One of the best aquariums I have been to. A cool way to escape the heat. Stunning fish. A good amount of information about each species that it's not overwhelming trying to read everything! €5 entry for students felt like a good deal