We really enjoyed our visit. A big range of fish and other animals and the giant wall was very impressive. 4 stars rather than 5 as very expensive for a family for the time you spend there. We were going round quite a bit slower than a lot of guests and still only spent two hours there.

Poema del Mar offered me a wonderdul experience, it was my very first time that I got the chance to have a look at these beautiful creatures from so close. I have been an animal lover since I was a kid and It still gives me the goosebumps thinking about how I felt when I was there. Highly recommended and I will come back for sure!.

I was a little bit sceptical on whether or not this aquarium would be worth the entry fee, which on first glance is very expensive (we paid 54 euros for 2). However it was completely worth it. It is definitely not one of those places where you're in and out in half an hour. You can easily spend a good few hours here. There is so much to see. The range of sea creatures is amazing. It is very well designed, organised and set out. It flows and I like that! There's no danger of missing anything. Toilets are available at various points along the route too. People of all ages will enjoy it here. Adults were just as mesmerised as the kids were. I took nearly 200 photos on our visit! The giant viewing wall is a good feature and you can sit there for ages watching all the different creatures swimming around you. There are large comfy cushion-type seats scattered around some of the tanks and it's so relaxing watching everything. Another highlight is the 'deep sea' section where you can see sharks swimming around and above you. There are so many photo opportunities to capture the weird and wonderful creatures. I can't think of anything bad to say, which is unlike me! We really enjoyed it here. Definitely worth a visit.

I have been to lots of aquariums but this is one of the best I have been too. My youngest who is only 5 loved the experience and surprisingly so did my 15 year old. All the adults enjoyed it too. Very large place with many varied species and brilliantly designed so you are not constantly bumping into each other

I would of given it 5 stars however there was a slight issue on arrival Having bought my ticket 2 months earlier with jet 2 I stood around for what felt like half an hour afyer a 1 hour travel from playa del ingles. as they couldn't find my ticket. This led to 2 receptionists both searching and eventually opening up another till to deal with the queue that formed behind me, eventually a manager came down and although I couldn't understand what was being said they eventually let me in, But after I got in the tanks were beautiful and clear all the aquatic life seemed very lively and all the staff were incredibly friendly, had a bite to eat at the nemo cafe and got some souvenirs, if it wasn't for the ticket issue I would of rated it 5 stars

This was one of the top sights that we visited during our stay here in Las Palmas. The aquarium had lot to see and the layout was clever and it was fun to walk around. We saw a lot of interesting animals here.

So far, the best aquarium we have visited! I would say this is a must for every family visiting GC. So much to see. Unfortunately its beautiful printed guide is very unclear. Due to very slow wi-fi, it was impossible to download aquarium's own mobile guide app. Penne with minced meat in the restaurant was tasty and reasonably priced!

It was one of the most beautiful aquariums I have ever visited. Very nice place with a lot of variety of fish. We also got beautiful photos taken of us at the big mesmerizing aquarium which was a little pricey but totally worth it!

We arrived at 1130 on a Monday in February. The aquarium was not crowded (no cruise ship in the harbour). You pay at a window outside (or online, but there seems to be no savings to do it online) 27 Euros per adult, so it is not inexpensive. Once inside, you can download their wifi (probably a good idea due to the thick concrete walls) and they have an app that is supposed to: track your movements; knowing where you are giving you additional info and narrative in English; additional photos and a kids game (maybe a hunt to see if the kids find all the stuff?) This is free, included in the admission which is good since it was frail; didn't always know where you were; and the kids game never seemed to be working. Nevertheless, there are digital touch screen information boards at each exhibit in 3 languages, giving you information. The exhibits themselves were amazing. A North American tourists we saw fish from Africa, Asia and Australia that we had never seen before. Spotless clean tanks. Interesting layout as you walk along a route through the adjoining tanks. Well done and worth the price of admission. Two restaurants on site: Nemo's and Nestor's. Don't know about Nemo's but Nestor doesn't serve sandwiches or main food types after 1200 noon??? (Just chips/ice cream) You don't reach Nestor until about 1:30 or 2 hours into your walk, so this isn't at all helpful. Bring something to eat if you think you might get hungry!

One of the best aquarium. Huge, wonderful, immersive experience. You embark on an adventure toward different sea landscape. The massive deep ocean basin is an amazing end to the journey.