Great place on a rainy day or for families. Lots of aquariums with fish local to Bermuda, huge green turtles, seals, small zoo and small history museum that focuses on marine and plant life. If you buy year pass it’s tax deductible and you get discounts on other tours. Check for feeding times of turtles and seals and other animals

For a small island nation, this is a very nice aquarium and zoo. Lots of diversity from animals near and far. Exhibits are well done to help you understand what you’re seeing. Some aquarium tanks have lost some animals they have labeled. They should do an update. Great place for kids to wander and get close to animals in the Zoo.

We’ve been to Bermuda numerous times but never made it to the aquarium & zoo. It’s small but nice. I loved all of the beautiful fish in the aquariums. The flick of flamingos was also a favorite. Definitely worth a visit. We took the bus from Hamilton, it stops right in front.

My husband and I took the bus from Hamilton to the Aquarium. The bus stop is directly in front of the building and taxis are out front as well. Admission was $10/per person which was fantastic. It is a small aquarium and small zoo, however, for $10 it was perfectly priced. Be warned: some animals are not behind cages, but roam close to people. My husband loved this--I did not.

We stopped on the way to the airport and spent an hour looking at the fish and animals. Loved seeing the tropical fish, many that we'd already spotted during our trip but didn't know what they were. Parrot fish, trunkfish, squirrelfish, etc. Children appeared to be having a blast. It's a small zoo and aquarium, but we thoroughly enjoyed it.

We took the bus from Hamilton to the Aquarium. It was about 15 minutes. We spent a lovely day exploring the Aquarium and the Zoo! We started our day having lunch by the water in their adorable cafe. We caught the seal show and had a lovely chat with the staff who answered all our questions about the aquatic life they care for. The tanks are colorful and well kept and we particularly enjoyed seeing the large turtles and feeding the seals. We also had a chance to get fairly close to some lemurs which is an experience I will not soon forget! There were a number of camp groups there and seeing the kids faces light up at the edge of the large tanks was a highlight of the day. If you are looking for a break from the heat, this was a grand day out.

We ventured from our Cruise port via bus to the location. After researching the cruise options we found it would be much more affordable if we went on our own since the cost to enter was just $10 per adult. With day passes we could go and return on our own schedule. Family friendly and very informative about the ecosystem of Bermuda and the issues that have been and are on going. Little monkeys are walking around freely and other animals were encaged. Small play park was available on the grounds. They have definitely made great use of their space. Although we did not find anything extraordinary we definitely enjoyed it.