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Home to a wide variety of marine animals both native and exotic, The Aquarium of Western Australia is one of the top things to do in Perth. Offering visitors of all ages with the chance to enjoy an Ocean Guide talk or tour, ride the conveyor belt through the underwater tunnel and even touch a starfish in the Discovery Pool, there is so much to see and do at the aquarium you won't ever want to leave.
With general admission into the aquarium, you can take full advantage of the free wifi within the cafe, free storytime for the kids as well as a toddler playground, colouring areas and outdoor picnic facilities, and more!
The aquarium is broken up into five different exhibits; Great Southern, Shipwreck Coast, Perth Coast, Far North and DANGERzone, and is an easy attraction to navigate. you'll have to chance to see and learn about various different animal species including Leafy Seadragons and Pineapple Fish in the Great Southern, Loggerhead Turtles and Coastal Sharks within Shipwreck Coast, Moon Jellyfish and Moray Eels at the Perth Coast, Giant Clams and Clown Anemonefish (AKA Nemo's relatives) in the Far North, and finally, the dangerous Blue Ringed Octopus and Stonefish in the DANGERzone.
This must-do Perth attraction is open daily from 10 am to 5 pm (excluding Christmas Day) you can purchase your single admission tickets to The Aquarium of Western Australia online here.
91 Southside Dr, Hillarys, Western Australia 6025
Beaustiful exhibit
AQWA was a great, fun way to spend a windy morning in Perth. Staff was very friendly and engaging. The exhibits are very well kept, with thorough information. The underwater tunnel was a hit with the kids. It is pricey but worth it.
Beaustiful exhibit
AQWA was a great, fun way to spend a windy morning in Perth. Staff was very friendly and engaging. The exhibits are very well kept, with thorough information. The underwater tunnel was a hit with the kids. It is pricey but worth it.
Water wonderland
Compares very favourably with the Oceanarium on Sentosa albeit on a smaller scale. Took our three granddaughters who were enthralled by the exhibits; they loved the boat ride and mermaids, although our youngest DID adk Mermaid Pearl if she was real. A suggestion however. Please limit the seating in front of the mermaid display to the CHILDREN, and encourage their caregivers to stand behind. We found it impossible to get our grandchildren anywhere NEAR the show, hence them wanting to leave. Otherwise, a wonderful place to visit.
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