Fun for kids, but not a must see. The simulated submersible is amazingly well made - the rest of…read morethe museum/aquarium is small, but interesting. The aquarium features some very interesting sharks, turtles and an amazing octopus. Compared to other aquariums it is too small - simply not enough to look at! We were approached by a photographer who offered to take pictures of the family in exhibition surroundings, with no obligations to buy. At the end of the tour we would then be able to choose from pictures on a computer display. I don't like the approach, where prices are never once mentioned. However, we were already planning on family photos, so we spent 10 minutes with the photographer. Good fun and she was good with kids in front of the lens. At the end of the tour, however, the pictures were not available for us to see. For a good quarter of an hour they kept saying 2 minutes. We then gave up and left. Annoying.

An aquarium on the outskirts of Saint Malo. It's not amazing, but will satisfy for a hour or so,…read moreespecially with children. The tanks are well-laid out and presented. The highlight is a polo-shaped tank with sharks and turtles (see pictures). Entrance fee is about 14 Euros so can be on the expensive side. And more if you decide to buy something from the gift shop which has both fish and Brittany-related merchandise.

Great pool for the all family :)…read more For children: - Very small pool for toddlers to play safely in water with fountains and slide - Medium size pool 0.8m to 1.15m that communicates to outside pool on Summer. The pool has fountain and a current "river". - A long slide in a tube for children higher than 1.15m - A triple bumpy slide For adults: - A big lap pool: Olympic 50m long! The pool can be split in 2. That's the case most of mid-week to be used for schools. During the weekends the full 50m is open. That's also the case on Thursdays. 50m is ideal for adult swimming.