Walk the Ocean Tunnel
A 3-metre-deep tunnel holding over 53 tonnes of water surrounds you with thornback skates, swirling mackerel and bluemouth fish, past rocky outcrops and shipwreck remnants where spiny lobsters hide.





Ireland's largest aquarium sits on the waterfront at Dingle Marina, where you walk through a shark-filled ocean tunnel and meet gentoo and Humboldt penguins, Asian otters and a rescued loggerhead turtle.
A 3-metre-deep tunnel holding over 53 tonnes of water surrounds you with thornback skates, swirling mackerel and bluemouth fish, past rocky outcrops and shipwreck remnants where spiny lobsters hide.
The Shark Tank, the largest exhibit, holds over 440,000 litres and is home to sand tiger sharks Spike and Splash, rescued loggerhead turtle Molly, moray eels and colourful reef fish.
Two separate habitats: gentoo penguins in the Antarctic-themed Polar Penguins exhibit and Humboldt penguins along Penguin Coast, both native to the coasts of Chile and Peru.
The smallest otter species, kept as a lively family group; the exhibits page promises entertaining antics and grooming sessions.
Ireland's first marine immersive digital experience: a six-minute animation following a humpback whale off the Kerry coast, with bottlenose dolphins, leatherback turtles and jewel anemones.
The Interactive Touch Pool lets visitors handle native marine species; reviewers repeatedly mention stroking rays, crabs and small fish.
Open April through October, a lush tropical walk-through where free-flying butterflies from the Americas flutter around you.
Daily feeding sessions and talks led by the aquarium's aquarists; a weekly timetable is posted on the Plan Your Visit page.
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