AQUARIUMS · PATTAYA
Good aquariums run on timed slots and the good slots go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Walk through Pattaya Underwater World’s 100-meter glass tunnel, see more than 5,000 fish from 500 species, and visit ray, coral, shark, and koi areas. Choose admission only or add hotel pickup and drop-off within Pattaya. Allow about four hours for the full outing.
“Was overall Good, nice simple walkthrough interesting fish & reptiles. Nice shops & Reasonable Prices.”
Visit Underwater World Pattaya, Thailand’s first modern aquarium, and walk through a 105-meter glass tunnel surrounded by sharks, rays, and colorful fish. Explore five themed zones, watch feeding shows, and use the touch pool. The mobile ticket is valid for a visit during opening hours.
“While far from Pattaya, it is worth a visit but not at 550 baht for foreigners. The large fish of Thailand was very interesting. Funny frogs too. The water for the fish was very clean.”
Explore Pattaya Underwater World on Sukhumvit Road, where you can see jellyfish, tropical fish, sharks, rays, and other marine life through a glass-domed tunnel. Allow anywhere from one to several hours, depending on your interest and whether you add an underwater animal encounter.
“lovely place especially for kids. Very educational for children. The best thing about Underwater World was diving with the sharks and rays. It was a fantastic experience, despite never diving before. I was able to feed the Eagle Rays and get up clRead more”
Walk through Pattaya Underwater World’s 100-meter glass tunnel, then explore the Ray Pool, Coral Reef Zone, cylinder tank, and Open Water zone. This self-guided visit takes about an hour, includes Thai and English signs, and lets you arrive at a convenient time.
“Amazing experience for making nice pictures. Not guided but has information in Thai and English describing what to expect in the water tank. Impressive feeling when sharks and manta are swimming around and above you. Also possible to get in physical contact with a huge snake.”
By kind of visit, by what it costs, or by who is on the other side of the glass.
