Entrance of Malta National Aquarium with octopus mural on glass facade.
Woman walking through underwater tunnel at Malta National Aquarium.
Statue with outstretched arms underwater at Malta National Aquarium.
Underwater view of fish swimming around a shipwreck at Malta National Aquarium.
Tree-shaped aquarium centerpiece at Malta National Aquarium.
Tunnel with marine life at Malta National Aquarium.
Aquarium displays with naturalistic forest habitat at Malta National Aquarium.

Malta National Aquarium Tickets, St Pauls Bay

St Pauls Bay
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Experience Malta National Aquarium Tickets in St Pauls Bay, where you can explore an engaging exploration of marine life across four distinct zones. Begin with Zone 1's Western Shoreline & Submarine exhibit featuring native Mediterranean species like the gilt-head sea bream and European sea bass. As your journey continues through Valletta Harbour, Tropical Oceans, and Roman Times, discover a diverse array of local fish, exotic creatures, and ancient Roman shipwrecks.

Experience entry into the largest aquarium on the Maltese Islands with your Malta National Aquarium Tickets, showcasing over 250 species.

Explore five diverse zones at the aquarium including Valletta Harbor's scorpionfish and leopard geckos in the Reptile and Amphibian area.

The Main Tank features a walk-through tunnel where you can closely observe Indo-Pacific Ocean creatures like bamboo sharks, rays, and eels.

Discover unique exhibits such as the Azure window replica with Xwejni salt pans and crystal clear waters of the Blue Lagoon in the Gozo and Comino zone.

Did you know? The anchor displayed at ‘Roman Times’ is a faithful reproduction believed to have been used by St. Paul during his voyage.

Entry to Malta National Aquarium

Individual Costs

Entrance of Malta National Aquarium with octopus mural on glass facade.

Entrance of Malta National Aquarium with octopus mural on glass facade.

Welcome to an engaging exploration of Malta's marine life at the renowned National Aquarium. This journey through 41 expertly themed tanks offers a glimpse into various species' habitats. Starting with Zone 1, visitors can explore the Western Shoreline & Submarine area, rich in native Mediterranean fish such as gilt-head sea bream and European sea bass.

As you move forward, each zone reveals unique features: Valletta Harbour in Zone 2 showcases local marine life; Tropical Oceans in Zone 3 introduces exotic species; while Roman Times in Zone 4 presents ancient shipwrecks. This chronological exploration is a testament to the diverse aquatic environments.

Explore Underwater Wonders

The main tank's tunnel, with its impressive 12-meter diameter, houses an array of fascinating creatures including black tip sharks and zebra sharks. Visitors might even witness staff feeding these magnificent animals at designated times (1pm and 4pm).

  • Zone 5 offers stunning views of Gozo and Comino islands alongside vibrant freshwater tanks.

In the Reptiles & Amphibian Area, you'll discover intriguing species such as Argentine tegus, Brazilian red and white tarantulas, deadly poison dart frogs, and a variety of invertebrates. This section adds an exciting twist to your visit at Malta National Aquarium Tickets.

Woman walking through underwater tunnel at Malta National Aquarium.

Woman walking through underwater tunnel at Malta National Aquarium.

Statue with outstretched arms underwater at Malta National Aquarium.

Statue with outstretched arms underwater at Malta National Aquarium.

Underwater view of fish swimming around a shipwreck at Malta National Aquarium.

Underwater view of fish swimming around a shipwreck at Malta National Aquarium.

Prohibited Items

  • Packing outside food and beverages is not permitted. Plan accordingly!

Venue restrictions mean pets are not allowed to join.

Accessibility Details

  • The venue accommodates wheelchairs, prams/strollers, and guide dogs.

Buggies can be requested if needed.

Miscellaneous Information

    Parking is available at no cost.

    Tree-shaped aquarium centerpiece at Malta National Aquarium.

    Tree-shaped aquarium centerpiece at Malta National Aquarium.

    Tunnel with marine life at Malta National Aquarium.

    Tunnel with marine life at Malta National Aquarium.

    Book your entry tickets in advance during busy periods to ensure availability at Malta National Aquarium.

    If you plan to visit multiple attractions on your trip, consider starting with those furthest from St Pauls Bay and work back towards the aquarium for efficient travel planning.

    Since buggies are available upon request, it's a good idea to inquire about them when booking if needed, especially if traveling with young children or elderly companions.

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    Operating hours

    Malta National Aquarium

    Monday
    10:00am - 8:00pm • last entry 7:30pm
    Tuesday
    10:00am - 8:00pm • last entry 7:30pm
    Wednesday
    10:00am - 8:00pm • last entry 7:30pm
    Thursday
    10:00am - 8:00pm • last entry 7:30pm
    Friday
    10:00am - 8:00pm • last entry 7:30pm
    Saturday
    10:00am - 8:00pm • last entry 7:30pm
    Sunday
    10:00am - 8:00pm • last entry 7:30pm
    • Timings are displayed in the venue's time zone.

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    FAQs

    Pets are not permitted due to venue restrictions. However, guide dogs are welcome inside the aquarium.
    Yes, Zone 4 features Roman Times with an exhibit that includes a replica of an anchor believed to have been used by St. Paul during his voyage to Malta.
    You can explore five diverse zones including Valletta Harbour, Tropical Oceans, Roman Times, and Gozo and Comino.
    The aquarium provides free parking for visitors, ensuring convenient access to your visit.
    No, outside food and beverages are not allowed at Malta National Aquarium. It's best to pack wisely before your visit.
    The main tank's tunnel offers a thrilling walk-through experience where you can observe species like bamboo sharks, rays, and eels closely.
    The chronological journey through themed tanks provides insights into various species from Malta’s Western Shoreline to exotic tropical oceans, with each zone offering a unique glimpse of local and international marine life.
    Yes, the experience is accessible for wheelchairs and prams/strollers, making it easy for everyone to enjoy the exhibits.
    Your ticket grants entry to explore over 250 species across five zones, including exhibits like Valletta Harbour and Gozo and Comino.
    Zone 1 features native Mediterranean marine life such as gilt-head sea bream and European sea bass from Malta’s Western Shoreline & Submarine.
    Pets cannot enter due to venue restrictions; however, guide dogs are permitted at the location.
    The ‘Roman Times’ exhibit includes a replica anchor believed to have been used by St. Paul during his voyage to Malta, adding historical intrigue to your visit.
    The aquarium features over 250 species across five diverse zones, including a Main Tank with Indo-Pacific Ocean species and exhibits like Valletta Harbour's scorpionfish.
    The ticket includes entry to all areas of the aquarium where guests can explore various marine life exhibits and zones.
    Yes, visitors can learn about local fish in Valletta Harbour, exotic marine life from Tropical Oceans, and ancient Roman shipwrecks during their visit to different zones.
    Yes, visitors can enjoy free parking facilities when they visit the aquarium.
    Outside food and beverages are not allowed at the aquarium; it is recommended to pack wisely before visiting.
    The experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible. Guide dogs are welcome, and buggies are available upon request.
    This zone features an exhibit dedicated to the Azure Window with Xwejni salt pans, as well as a display on the Blue Lagoon's crystal clear waters.
    Guests must remember that outside food and beverages are not permitted within the venue, and pets cannot accompany visitors inside.

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