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Aquaria Phuket: What to Expect

Aquaria Phuket combines a 40-metre underwater tunnel with a daily mermaid feeding show at Thailand’s largest oceanarium. So a single visit covers both quiet exploration and scheduled entertainment. More than 6,000 marine and freshwater creatures live across roughly 300 species. Several themed zones guide guests through different ecosystems.

Because the 40-metre underwater tunnel runs through the main tank, sharks, rays, and schools of fish glide directly overhead. So this Aquaria Phuket spot counts among the most photographed in the building. Zones like Mystic Forest, Coastal Haven, and the South China Sea each bring their own theme and creatures to explore.

Meanwhile, the mermaid feeding show at this Phuket Mermaid Show Aquarium runs twice daily, alongside separate feeding sessions for penguins, otters, and sharks. So there’s always something scheduled to work a visit around. Interactive touch pools also let younger visitors get hands-on with select sea creatures.

Combo Tickets, Dining and What’s Included

Once you’ve picked a ticket type, options range from aquarium-only entry to combo tickets with the adjacent Trick Eye Museum. So the exact experience scales with how much you want to add on. The Trick Eye Museum uses 4D imaging to bring 3D murals to life for interactive photos.

Beyond the exhibits themselves, Andasi restaurant offers dining surrounded by marine life for an extra cost. Since most visits to this Phuket Largest Aquarium run 1.5 to 2 hours, pairing it with lunch or dinner at Andasi extends the day naturally. Feeding times are worth checking in advance for the best experience.

Aquaria Phuket: Location and How to Get There

Aquaria Phuket sits on the B1 floor of Central Phuket Floresta, in Wichit. Since the mall connects easily to taxis and ride-sharing apps like Grab, most visitors skip arranging private transport. So checking mall parking availability helps if you’re driving yourself.

Nearby Attractions You Can Combine With

Since you’re already exploring marine life on the island, compare this with our Cape Panwa marine centre guide for a smaller, conservation-focused alternative. Or plan a calmer day at Bird Park Phuket instead. Both also make easy alternatives depending on your itinerary.

For more on the wider area, also visit the official Tourism Authority of Thailand – Phuket Guide.

Looking for more experiences? Once your visit wraps up, also explore our full collection of discounted activities across Thailand. Plan your perfect holiday today.