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    St Augustine Aquarium

    3.3 (103 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Maisha R.

    This place wasn't exactly what we were expecting. It was all outside and it lacked the refinement of other aquariums we've been to. While we saw fish in a large tank, sharks in a secluded area, and stingrays in another water tank, all the exhibits looked as though they needed to be remodeled and spruced up. We did the guided tour, which lasted about 40 minutes and was quite informative, but given the hot day, standing in the heat trying to listen with little kids was challenging for the group. This is not a place that I would probably return or bring other people to visit but it was nice to check it out on a quiet Sunday afternoon.

    Guide informing us what kinds of fish are in the tank. She also fed them and taught them cues.
    Samantha V.

    We took a day trip to St Augustine and stopped at this aquarium. Our guided tour was so fun and informative. My elementary aged kids enjoyed this trip. I got cheaper tickets on Groupon but paid extra for the shark feeding. We spent about one and a half hours there. It's all outside so having beautiful weather was helpful.

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    Anthony M.

    This lil quaint Aquarium is really cute, when you think of Aquarium you think of a huge massive displays of thousands of gallons of water, not this on it a definitely a small operation but Sydney our personal guide was extremely knowledgeable about marine life answered all questions and was very personable. But this is a great stop for inquisitive little minds

    Dabrina M.

    I found this hidden gem tucked off on State Road 16. It's a smaller aquarium compared to most. The staff will accompany you on a 1-hr guided tour to explain Florida's sea life. It was worth the money.

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    Lina W.

    Saw that you could touch and feed the shark and it got my attention we drove over and when we got there looks like someone's backyard not that much to see the fish tank is a pool where you could swim with 30 fishes with blue dye in the pool too look like salt water :/ The shark area you can't touch them really just the top and feed them with this tonges for cooking . You could finish this place in 5 mins maybe why it cost only $5 to go inside . Super small place and friendly staff.one thing that I didn't like was that they say you could touch any animal we decided to touch the starfish and could hold it just touch the skin like wow .

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    Very small as they are still getting the place built and opened up but very neat and staff was very passionate about their job

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    Great place! The staff is very friendly and our 3 children enjoyed the shark and stingray feeding. Small business but small prices too

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