Oceanogràfic València

I do not recommend to visit this place. It's such a rip off and don't worth the price. Not to mention they exploit poor dolphins to perform the tricks for food. They even don't care for the visitors who have to sit on the hard concrete with no back support to watch these poor animals. For the price of more than 40 euros per person they provide you a seat of concrete! Ridiculous! This place is full of food corners and at some point I thought I had come to the food market not the aquarium to observe marine life. It feels like a commercial trap to squeeze even more money from you. Beside the overpriced admission, they also offer such a miserable discount for vulnerable society groups like pensioners and disabled people. This is just sad.

Fabulous, a most enjoyable experience. Informative and wondrous. It was busy so booking online saved a wait in line. Paid for the audio guides but barely used them as the written information was very comprehensive. Had lovely food available for most dietary requirements. Certainly, the flamingo restaurant/ cafe had great some vegan options. The shark tank was incredible, dolphin show spectacular and the 4D cinema was short but fun.

Visiting L’Oceanogràfic was an unforgettable experience! The aquarium is beautifully designed, with stunning architecture and a perfect balance between education and entertainment. Each section takes you on a journey through different marine habitats—from the Mediterranean to the Arctic—and the exhibits are both impressive and easy to follow. The dolphin show was a highlight, but I was equally amazed by the huge tanks full of sharks, rays, and colorful tropical fish. Everything is well maintained, and the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. It’s not only fun for children but also fascinating for adults. Plan to spend at least half a day here, because there’s so much to see and enjoy. It’s a must-visit attraction in Valencia and worth every minute!

Nice establishment and very enjoyable experience overall. The best to see are the Beluga wales for sure. Food and drinks are massively overpriced and not really good either. We went on a Tuesday, hoping to avoid the big masses of people, but it was packed, too packed. I don’t even want to imagine what the weekends are like. I suggest to limit visitors numbers to make the experience for visitors more enjoyable.

Visiting the aquarium was an amazing experience. It’s clear that the animals are well cared for, the area is spacious, and there’s plenty of room to walk around. We, however, arrived close to closing time and only had about two hours, so I recommend setting aside at least 4–5 hours to really see everything properly. Honestly, you could spend a whole day there, just watching the fish and observing their world. The belugas were especially impressive — absolutely massive! The penguins were also a surprise; I didn’t expect to see them in Spain. Overall — everything was fantastic)

Initially we thought it was expensive for entry but I had heard it was very good and wasn't disappointed. The whole experience is excellent. The marine life and conservation projects are first class. Easy access to all areas for wheelchair users and pushchairs, plenty of clean toilets and cafes. The dolphin show is included in the price and is really good. We had a thoroughly good half a day but I am sure if you had children you'd stay longer.

This is a must for those who love sea life. The exhibits are astonishing. We are visiting from Texas, USA and the exhibit on The Mediterranean Sea life was awesome! What truly took my breath away was the beluga whales exhibit. It is the closest I’ve ever been to them. The shark tunnel was awesome! It felt as if you could almost reach out and pet them. Next time we are in Valencia, we will surely visit again!

It is very well planned and serviced place: it is worth to come here and watch all presented things. Aquariums are amazing, there is 4D cinema and a be lot of space to walk - both outside and inside buildings areas. Delphins showa is there but it is rather short and not spectacular in compare to other I saw but they focus on nature reserve and have nice presentation about it.