Overview

We had read about the Aquarium at Costa Teguise prior to our holiday and thought that we would go and check it out. Getting off the public transport bus, we following the signposts we found it alright Having paid paid our entry fee we were told that we had to go outside and round a corner to find an entry for a wheelchair. Perhaps we mis-understood the instructions but we had more trouble finding this entry than we did the aquarium. Never mind, once inside we had no problem getting around as everything was on the flat or ramped. The aquarium was well laid out into zones with over 30 different seabeds holding goodness knows how many marine animals with lovely areas for them to swim about and show themselves to the visitors.

Transport & Parking

Access

As is the norm with such attractions, there was an underwater tunnel to go through, allowing viewing from below the fish. Most of the displays had good signage from which you could get the name of what was in the display. Being in a wheelchair I appreciated using the viewing windows aimed at children. Certainly an enjoyable place to visit, whether as adults on their own or as a family.

Toilets

Staff