The Oceanarium in Cartagena is a conservation center, home to more than 1,400 animals of 140 marine species of the Colombian Caribbean, which offers unforgettable experiences to its visitors and education on the importance and care of marine flora and fauna.
The Oceanarium in Cartagena has been carrying out continuous work for the conservation of sea turtles for more than 20 years. Monitoring of sea turtles that are temporarily in captivity in the Oceanarium has been carried out.
Additionally, sea turtles are monitored by monitoring coral reefs and nesting beaches.
What to see in the Cartagena Oceanarium
At Oceanarium every day we have a presentation with dolphins, a presentation with sharks, and it is an interesting proposal, where you can personally see more than 30 large sharks eating directly from the hand of your trainer.
How to get to the Oceanarium
We have several options, the first is by bus to Baru and then embark on a boat to the Oceanarium, and the second option is leaving the bodeguita dock by boat where you must also pay the dock tax you can make your reservation at the following link
Entry price
- Adults 30,000 pesos
- Children 25,000 pesos
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