Aqua Planet Jeju

I visited with my wife during the night opening. Since it was our first time visiting a place like this with night tickets, we were really looking forward to it. Inside, it was very quiet, and there were hardly any spots with more than four people gathered in one place. Thanks to that, my wife and I were able to walk around peacefully, which we truly enjoyed. Of course, it was a bit disappointing that we couldn’t take part in the events, but the unique advantages of the night opening made the visit really worthwhile. If I were to visit again, I would definitely choose the night opening once more. The interior was also beautifully decorated, making it a wonderful place to explore with family.

The performance is really acrobatics for majority of the 30 minutes and a 5-10min seal performance. The rest of the gallery is really nice and worth it. There underwater tunnel is worth it as you can see sharks, manta rays and giant turtles swimming over you.

Not too crowded, great for kids, there’s even an indoor playground for them + they can feed the fish and touch some starfish and sea snails. We love the seals here, they are so active! There’s even a mini cafe for you to dine right beside the huge aquarium with the stingrays and sharks. It was a good break from the heat outside, children loved it!

My friend and I came here after finding it on Google Maps during planning and it was a wonderful surprise! This aquarium had lots of sea life to see, shows, and an art exhibit to explore. Although the price is higher than what you would typically pay for at an attraction, we would say it was worth it. We spent around four hours at Aqua Planet Jeju and were very pleased with our experience. Our highlights were the giant ocean tank and the penguins! PS: we headed here fairly early and it was nice to see that the traffic wasn't too heavy, especially for photo opportunities!

Went there on a rainy day as it was one of the few indoor activities you can do in Jeju. Not the best aquarium in Asia, it is quite small and most animals on exhibit are quite common. However, I did enjoy the atmosphere and the vibe of it. It is a good place to visit if the island is raining, but don't expect to see a big aquarium with many exotic animals. The highlight of this place is probably the show. I appreciate that they didn't use animals in the show anymore (apart from one sea lion at the very end). The main show were played by what looked like were former athletes and it was amazing. There was also a heart-warming story to it. There are like 4 shows a day, so you won't miss it. There was still parking even though it looked like the most busy day ever.

There are many kinds of sea animals many interactive stuff for kids there are small playground inside. Recommended for family kids and all ages. The price in the gift shop is reasonable. Don't forget to go outside the building to take a photo and see the stunning view of Seongsan Ilchulbong.

Wonderful few hours can be spent here mesmerised by the fishes, especially the large shark tank towards the end, and the sensory area with all the goldfish. The show was really engaging for all ages. Plenty of distractions along the way with play features, snacks. Definitely recommend to visit. Suggest more information (in English) about fish species. We used our Google lens a lot to find out about different ones.or for translating.

I recommend buying tickets on Klook or KKday, as they are cheaper than walk-in purchases