Underwater World
About the Activity
Underwater World Pattaya is a must-see destination for visitors to Thailand. It's the city's first and sole underwater world drawing aquarium, complete with a 105-meter-long walk-through tunnel that makes you feel as if you are strolling through the ocean. With more than 2,500 sea animals from more than 200 species, it's a wonderful and educational destination for the whole family. You can venture into various zones, such as the coral reef, sharks, and stingrays, and even encounter unusual animals, such as the shovelnose ray. There are also interactive activities such as touch pools and feeding ponds. Located in the heart of Pattaya, it's an enchanting getaway under the sea.
Trip Highlights
You can walk through a clear glass tunnel and see sharks, rays, and all kinds of fish swim right above and around you. It's a full 360-degree ocean experience.
Visit the coral reef and tropical sea, two of the park's zones, to see sea creatures from all over the world. Each zone has its own unique sea life.
In a space that is both fun and focused on protecting ocean life, you will see more than 5,000 marine animals, such as colorful fish, sea turtles, and graceful rays.
The Shark Tank is a wonderful place to see blacktip reef sharks and nurse sharks up close. It's a real thrill! You shouldn't miss the Seahorse Kingdom either. You can see many seahorses there and learn about them in a fun and fascinating way.
Know Before You Go
Additional Information
Location: 22/22 Moo 11, Sukhumvit Road, Nongprue, Banglamung, Chonburi 20260, Thailand
Opening Hours: Open every day from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Ticket Prices:
For Foreign Visitors:
Adults: 500 baht
Children (under 130 cm): 300 baht
For Thai Residents:
Adults: 250 baht
Children: 150 baht
How to reach
By Cab: You can also go by cab, which is similar to a taxi. It is secure and cozy, and you can reserve it over the phone or online.
By Bus: You can go by a local small bus known as a "baht bus." Go towards the south of Sukhumvit Road, and then you can board another bus to Underwater World for a minimal charge.
By Motorcycle Taxi: If you're a solo traveler and need to be frugal, you can ride in the back of a motorcycle taxi. It's fast and exciting to travel around.
By Private Car or Driver: If you own a car or have a driver, you can travel at your convenience. It's convenient and allows you to travel comfortably within the city.
Best time to visit
The best time to go to Underwater World Pattaya is in the morning, when it first opens at 9 AM. If you go early, you will have plenty of time to go around You can take your time exploring everything. There are so many things to play with, and you will need at least 3 hours to do everything.
In the morning, you may also see the sea animals being fed. It's fascinating to watch them eating breakfast!
The ideal time to visit Pattaya is from November to February. The weather during these months is pleasant and cold, which will make your trip more enjoyable and comfortable.
Activities at Underwater World Pattaya
Coral Reef Zone: Walk through cool glass tunnels and see bright, colorful coral reefs just like in the deep ocean. You’ll find hundreds of sea plants and animals living together, just like they do in nature.
Giant of Siam Zone: This area has a large prop shipwreck that looks quite cool! The shipwrecked boat is submerged underwater and now hosts many sea creatures swimming all around it.
Shark and Stingray Zone: Walk through the tunnel and look at you. Sharks and stingrays are swimming above and alongside you. It feels as if you are walking beneath the sea with them.
Touch Pool Zone: This is a special pond where you can touch sea animals such as starfish and sea cucumbers. They are soft and slightly ticklish. It is fun and calming to have them squirm in your hands.
Open Ocean Zone: There, you can get close to huge sea animals such as sharks, stingrays, and lobsters. It's the most thrilling section of the aquarium and demonstrates just how huge and untamed the ocean can be!
Moray Eel Tank: There is a snake-like sea animal named a moray eel in this tank. It is scary-looking with its sharp teeth, but it's actually very fascinating to observe. You can observe how it just lives naturally in its natural habitat, the same as in the ocean.
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Frequently Asked Questions
It has more than 5,000 sea creatures and a 100-meter underwater tunnel.