Key West Aquarium Tour

An extensive look at the various exhibits and marine life kept at the aquarium is given throughout the guided tour. Expert guides provide information on the biology, habits, and preservation of the different species. There are frequently feedings, demonstrations, and chances to hear about current conservation initiatives in the Florida Keys during the trips. Don't let the opportunity slip to make priceless memories! Book your ticket right now!

• The Aquarium features a wide variety of fish including grouper, moray eels, barracuda, tropical fish, tarpon, parrotfish and much, much more
• Daily turtle feedings
• Touch Tank offers guests hands on experience

Sea turtle conservation is a top priority for the Key West Aquarium. The Aquarium is linked with the Turtle Hospital and Florida Sea Turtle Stranding Network comprising of state agencies, universities and marine parks, all engaging in the care and rehabilitation of injured sea turtles. Many of the turtles held in the Aquarium are presently recuperating, and some will be kept permanently in the Key West Aquarium due to their injuries.

Visitors may get an amazing view at the aquatic life of the Florida Keys and the surrounding waterways by taking the Key West Aquarium Tour. One of the island's oldest attractions, the Key West Aquarium opened its doors in 1934 and offers guests of all ages an engaging and instructive experience. The aquarium's main focus is on the region's varied ecosystems, which include open ocean settings, mangroves, and coral reefs.

The Touch Tank, where guests may get up close and personal with marine life like starfish, sea cucumbers, conch, and other critters, is one of the aquarium's most well-liked features.

A number of shark species, including nurse sharks, can be seen up close at the aquarium

Sea turtle conservation is a top priority for the Key West Aquarium. The Aquarium is linked with the Turtle Hospital and Florida Sea Turtle Stranding Network comprising of state agencies, universities and marine parks, all engaging in the care and rehabilitation of injured sea turtles. Many of the turtles held in the Aquarium are presently recuperating, and some will be kept permanently in the Key West Aquarium due to their injuries.

Visitors may get an amazing view at the aquatic life of the Florida Keys and the surrounding waterways by taking the Key West Aquarium Tour. One of the island's oldest attractions, the Key West Aquarium opened its doors in 1934 and offers guests of all ages an engaging and instructive experience. The aquarium's main focus is on the region's varied ecosystems, which include open ocean settings, mangroves, and coral reefs.

The Touch Tank, where guests may get up close and personal with marine life like starfish, sea cucumbers, conch, and other critters, is one of the aquarium's most well-liked features.

A number of shark species, including nurse sharks, can be seen up close at the aquarium. Highlights include the daily feedings of sharks, during which the instructors share interesting facts about the animals.

Rescued and healed turtles that are occasionally released back into the wild are on display at the Sea Turtle Exhibit.

You’ll learn about the issues marine turtles face, such as pollution and habitat damage, and how the aquarium is involved in conservation efforts. Displays highlight the colourful coral reefs and the numerous animals that live there, including crustaceans, eels, tropical fish, and jellyfish. Additionally, you'll discover more about coral bleaching and the initiatives taken to save these crucial ecosystems.

Apart from the aquatic creatures, the aquarium showcases an exhibit dedicated to American alligators, imparting knowledge to visitors about these formidable reptiles and their significance in the Florida wetlands.

In their meticulously preserved habitat, which resembles the swamps and marshes they call home, you'll get up close and personal with these critters.