Solitary Islands Aquarium

Adult $15 to get in, concession $12. Went in sat around 2pm. Quite, quaint and quick but an easy pace. Watched the shark feeding and listened to a fact talk about the sharks they keep on site, the university where it is at and any other fish facts that your curious about. Good especially for little ones who get bored easily n quick. U can make your way through b4 they start gettin loud with boredom. Go kill some time here

Great little aquarium with lots of interesting info. Cheap entry too

Lovely aquarium. Not crowded. Able to see a lot. The kids area was great for my 3 year old. Definitely worth visiting. Staff are also very friendly.

It was a great experience for the kids. The staff were very knowledgeable and were great with the kids during the talk. It is a very small aquarium but still a great way to spend a few hours listening to the talks and watching the fish and a very cool octopus.

The staff are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. The talk was fascinating and we learnt so much about the marine environment. Even our children were awe struck by the movie and hands on exhibits. We saw an octopus, sharks and colourful array of tropical fish. Thumbs up to this fantastic place.

My family and I had a great time at the aquarium on Sunday. Although this was smaller than metropolitan aquariums, there was still plenty to see and learn. My only complaint is I wish the tanks were bigger. Many of the fish seemed bored swimming in circles constantly.

Great aquarium. During the holidays they had 90 minute sessions which is plenty of time. The talk by Kate was really good and she was knowledgeable about the species there as well as her PhD area as you would expect - they fed the fish as part of the talk. The touch tank was good. Well worth a visit.