Sea Museum Alborania

A compact museum with seaviews. Despite its small size the museum is packed with educational experiences. Turtles rescued by local veterinarians, sailing simulator, enormous seashells of all shapes and an insightful movie to begin the visit with.

A lot of variety and well organised in a relatively small space. A must see.

Small museum with marine fossils, bones, live fish, ship models. Kids have an option to feel and touch some items. Disappointed with the sizes of the aquariums. They seem too small and crammed for the creatures.

Great location, unfortunately the museum display is terrible, little informative and very disappointing for children. We tried to make the best of it so my child would enjoy it but it was a waste of money plus staff were a bit rude and super uninterested of the few tourists wandering around (all with children). Pity for the city image

Great place to spend an hour, very interesting exhibits. Children love it because there are hands on and interactive items. I would certainly recommend visiting if your walking in the Marina.

Small but educational! Lots of hands on exhibits

I loved a whale made of waste found in ocean. Cool museum, but shame many of informations is not translated to English. Had only one and half hour so I had just a quick look hopefully next time in Malaga I will have some more time :)

Probably the best place in southern Spain to really learn something about the sea and its inhabitants. Don't expect this to be an aquarium, a place like Selwo Marina, Sealife, etc.. - it isn't. Aula del Mar is all about conservation, this is not a circus ... but you may get the chance to see a giant turtle in the recuperation tank, or any of the other many animals that is being cared for here, whilst waiting for the day they go back into the water. Combine your visit with a trip on a glass bottom boat and chill at one of the many bars at Muelle Uno afterwards, or go to one of the restaurants.. .