Amazing aquarium! I was absolutely blown away by how large and beautiful this aquarium was. I thoroughly enjoyed walking through and getting to see such a variety of sea life. We got there early in the morning so it wasn’t busy and we had lots of space and time to wander though as we pleased. Highly recommend a visit!

This aquarium is well worth the visit when in Singapore. Being so large it is easy to see plenty and whilst there are a large number of people that visit we could view all exhibits easily. The main tank is huge and has some great viewing areas to allow you access to see as much as possible

Amazing aquarium for all ages, the big screen area is so relaxing. 18million litres they reckon. Go early to beat crowds. On Sentosa island use the monorail get off at resort world.

Amazing sea life excellently displayed. Accessible with my mobility scooter. Staff was friendly and helpful. I especially enjoyed the huge open sea tank and watching the young rays chase each other. The jellyfish anc sharks were also amazing.

I'm so sorry to see the sea aquarium in Rhyll go we have lost another asset of lovely fish on the sea Lines are so lovely me and mum when in many a time. I felt a lovely connection.. If all the fish in the animals the lovely ice cream very helpful at all times.. Come to the end of the life . God bless all the animals and turtles on the sea Lines that they get happy Homes love them all Virginia

A kid friendly and wheelchair friendly aquarium with lots of beautiful fish. There are educational stalls where kids got to touch certain sea animals as well. Overall visit require about 3-4 hours if you go with kids. The biggest fish tank had a mesmerising vibe with calming surrounding music.

First time here for me and our then 18-month toddler last month. We absolutely loved it! Perfect wet weather activity while it was raining heavily outside. The tanks were mostly big, and it was amazing to see all the sharks, manta rays, and many other sea creatures. It was a tad crowded when we initially went but the crowd later got dispersed so it was very enjoyable to take our time exploring the sights and sounds. If there’s one feedback we as parents have, it is not so friendly for pushing a stroller up from the car park, we had to walk a very big round to get to the nearest lift. Also wish there were a bit more diaper change stations which would help greatly.

We went in the gap between Christmas and New Year and used the Faber cable car to get to Sentosa. There’s a free bus service from the cable car to near the aquarium. It was fairly busy the whole day but manageable. There are many large spectacular tanks holding a wide variety of species. The information on the displays works for adults and kids alike. The 5 year old in our party loved the variety amongst the large displays and the small ones were you can get very close. Just as you think your walking tour is about to end, another well designed display is round the corner. I can see how it can become very crowded in the high season. Divers were in some of the exhibits feeding some of the larger fish and performing other duties as well. This gives perspective of some of the larger ray etc. Other institutions should take note how well designed everything is.

This is one of the nicest aquariums I have ever been too. The walk ways that have sea creatures swimming overhead are truly like wandering around the sea floor. There is a mat tank where there is a huge viewing area. On the way out there are the sharks which are cruising over your head. Gorgeous exit through an educational display walk about coral and kelp. Be prepared for people to just push in front of you and run into the backs of your legs with prams

A beautiful aquarium with lots to see and do. We were there for several hours and enjoyed every minute. There were some areas that could have been more accessible for people with mobility issues (the tables near the food were standing only and there was a lack of chairs). Overall though, a wonderful day.