You can take a taxi or a local bus to El Rodadero. From there, many visitors opt for a 'taxi marino' (motorboat) that takes you to the aquarium and nearby Playa Blanca. Some packages include this transport.

Many travelers recommend taking a boat from El Rodadero. It's a scenic and quick ride, often included in tour packages.

Yes, you can take a bus to El Rodadero, and then a short boat ride to the aquarium. Buses are very affordable.

Yes, boats are usually available to take you back to El Rodadero after your visit.

While not explicitly mentioned, parking in El Rodadero might be available, but using boat transport is more common and recommended for accessing the aquarium directly.

Entrance fees can vary. Some sources mention around $65,000 COP for general admission, while others cite $55,000 COP or $45,000 COP. Children and seniors may have discounted rates. It's best to check current prices upon arrival or through official channels. +2

Yes, there are often discounted prices for children (e.g., 0-2 year olds pay a small insurance fee, 3-4 year olds have a reduced rate) and seniors.

Information on online ticket purchasing is limited. It's generally recommended to purchase tickets upon arrival or as part of a package tour.

Typically, the entrance fee includes a guided tour of the pools and tanks, access to the Tayrona and Sea Museums, and the educational dolphin exhibition.

The dolphin show is usually included with your aquarium admission. +1

The aquarium features diverse marine life exhibits, including sharks, turtles, and various fish species. The highlight for many is the dolphin show and the new underwater tunnel. There are also two museums: the Tayrona Museum and the Sea Museum. +1

Most visitors spend about 2 hours exploring the aquarium and its exhibits. If you plan to see the museums and the dolphin show, allow a bit more time.

Absolutely! The dolphin show is consistently praised as a highlight, described as entertaining and educational.

Yes, swimming with dolphins is an option, but it comes at an additional cost. Some visitors have reported mixed experiences regarding the duration and organization of this activity.

The new tunnel offers a unique perspective, allowing visitors to be surrounded by marine life. It's a recent addition and a must-see experience.

While the aquarium itself might have limited options, there are restaurants located near Playa Blanca, which is adjacent to the aquarium. You can also find lunch options in El Rodadero.

Lunch in El Rodadero can range from around $15,000 COP upwards.

Information on outside food and drinks is not readily available, but it's generally advisable to check their policy or opt for the dining facilities nearby.

Specific dietary options are not detailed, but local Colombian cuisine often includes rice, beans, and plantains, which can be adapted. It's best to inquire at the restaurants.

Many visitors combine their aquarium visit with lunch at the restaurants near Playa Blanca for convenience and variety.

Yes, photography is generally allowed in most areas of the aquarium. However, be mindful of flash photography, especially around sensitive exhibits.

The underwater tunnel offers unique photo opportunities. The dolphin show area and the various marine life tanks also provide excellent backdrops. Drone shots are also possible from certain vantage points.

You can take pictures during the dolphin show, but professional photography or close-up shots might be restricted or require special arrangements.

Yes, professional photographers are often available, especially during the dolphin show and interaction activities, though their services come at a cost.

Morning or late afternoon light can be ideal for photography, especially if you're capturing the marine life in the tanks. The underwater tunnel provides consistent lighting.