Aquarium Finisterrae

Opened in 1999, this aquarium takes its name from the Latin word Finisterrae, meaning "the end of the world," reflecting the symbolic location of Galicia’s coast. It houses over 300 marine species and includes large tanks, interactive exhibits, and outdoor terraces. One highlight is the Sala Nautilus, an exhibition room built around a tank of nearly five million liters, where visitors can observe large fish and sharks swimming past the windows. The outdoor area connects directly to the sea, allowing visitors to watch seals swimming freely in their natural environment.

Beautiful aquarium. It’s mostly in Spanish for those non-Spanish speakers. The exhibits are top notch and so educational. The marine life are varied. It’s a must see. Ask how the got their name!

The worst excursion we have ever experienced from p and o. It’s almost as if it’s missing something important?- LIKE AN AQUARIUM!!!!!

Well worth a visit Fantastic value for money. Bargain Great Aquarium, great outdoor with Seals and the fish A lot bigger than what you think Very tidy Great shop Staff fantastic We went from cruise ship , easy to walk to.

Great place to visit good value for money, only downside is there isn't much English translation mostly everything is in Spanish

Lovely visit to to Aquarium Finsterrae entrance was €10.30 per adult. Highlight of the Aquarium was the seals, several tanks featuring various species. Also on site is a gift shop. Staff were helpful and bi lingual so for the English among us there's no problem communicating. Location is easy to walk from Hercules Tower. Thankyou to the staff that made us feel so welcome.

Nice trip around the aquarium. Interactive for children. Highlight was staff feeding the 10? seals at 12 noon. Nautilus downstairs was interesting too, a 360 degrees panorama of fish tank. We also spotted some cleaning going on, as in photo..

came here as a kid, around 15 years ago, and a lot has changed, some for the better, some for the worse, now they have got seals, which are super cute and seem happy enough, a lot of new exhibits and animals, but at the same time, less diversity in the big tanks, only one shark, some leaks and many computers and things you should be able to interact with that don't work or are incomplete. I still recommend the experience, especially for little kids or for people who enjoy sea life, I just hope they fix it up and add more sharks, like when I was a kid.

As far as aquariums go, I give this one relatively high marks. A bit out of the way, it is located right on the water with awesome views of the sea. There is not a ton of animals, but the tanks they have are well executed and seem well taken care of. Exhibits like the Nautilus are pretty cool but also feel a bit random. Really reasonable admission. A place worth checking out if you have kids.