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Antalya Aquarium
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Antalya Aquarium

One of the world’s largest tunnel aquariums with a 131‑metre walkway. It also houses a Snow World and several themed zones.

Entry
TL 1200
Duration
~2h
Best time
Morning
Setting
Indoor
Entry note: Long tunnel tank and snow world add-ons; book online in peak season.

The Antalya Aquarium is built around a huge underwater tunnel where sharks, rays and giant groupers drift right above your head. The 131‑metre acrylic tunnel is the main draw, but there are dozens of smaller tanks showing everything from local Mediterranean species to tropical reefs. Beyond the fish, the complex includes Snow World — a chilled indoor playground with real snow, ice slides and a snowball arena — plus a reptile house and a mini cinema. Everything is indoors, so it works well on scorching summer days or when a sudden rain hits Konyaaltı. Plan on two hours if you want to see the tunnel properly and still have time for snowball fights.

To walk through a giant underwater tunnel while sharks swim overhead, then throw snowballs in the middle of summer.

Local tip

Weekday mornings are quietest; buy tickets online to skip the queue, and Snow World requires a separate entry — warm clothing is provided but bring an extra pair of socks.

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible throughout; wide corridors and elevators are available.

Good to know

Is Antalya Aquarium free to visit?
TL 1200. Long tunnel tank and snow world add-ons; book online in peak season.
How long should you spend at Antalya Aquarium?
~2h
When is the best time to visit Antalya Aquarium?
Morning
Is Antalya Aquarium wheelchair accessible?
Wheelchair accessible throughout; wide corridors and elevators are available.

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