2/5 Jadran 5 months ago on Google • 52 reviews
Very
outdated,
poorly
maintained
aquarium
with
dark
lighting
and
foggy
uncleaned
glass.
Some
exhibits
were
nice,
like
the
Seahorses.
Be
mindful
that
the
signage
directing
you
to
the
exhibits
is
very
poor,
you
do
not
get
a
visitor
map
and
there
are
few
signs
informing
you
of
the
right
way
to
proceed.
Especially
confusing
with
the
upper
and
lower
levels.
After
we
visited
the
Penguin
enclosure
we
were
brought
to
a
giant
white
building
that
had
little
signs,
other
than
for
lockers
or
bathrooms.
There
was
a
big
desk
that
read
“Behind
The
Scenes”
and
that
requires
an
extra
ticket
(€8).
So
we
turned
back,
not
even
realizing
there
was
another
big
section
of
the
aquarium
after
that.
Very
poor
layout
and
guidance.
When
we
asked
about
the
other
exhibits
on
the
pier,
they
told
us
to
go
outside
and
we
will
find
the
Biosphere
€5
extra)
and
other
things.
That
is
when
we
realized
there
is
a
Dolphin
tank
and
Tropical
Rainforest
area…
but
it
was
too
late.
Once
you
go
outside,
you
can
not
re-enter.
Of
course,
it’s
sad
that
they
keep
dolphins
in
a
small
tank
anyway,
so
probably
better
not
to
see
that.
And
finally,
we
were
surrounded
by
aggressive
migrants
forcing
us
to
take
bracelets
and
souvenirs
and
begging
for
money
along
the
entire
area
of
the
aquarium.
From
the
entrance
to
the
exit.
Almost
no
security
around.
Overall,
this
aquarium
should
be
priced
around
€15
for
the
quality
of
the
current
experience.
After
our
visit,
we
felt
let
down
and
overcharged.
I
hope
they
consider
a
major
renovation
to
improve
the
exhibits
and
signage
and
consider
discontinuing
the
dolphin
shows
and
instead
use
the
facility
to
rehabilitate
and
release
injured
or
abandoned
dolphins.
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