It was a really great aquarium and conveniently located by the beach (walking distance from subway station too). I enjoyed the visit and money was well spent but I do think families with children will enjoy it even more. More

This is not an aquarium by international standards. It is small with very few attractions. A big disappointment. More

I didnt plan to visit the aquarium whilst I was in Busan but found myself nearby with an hour or two to kill. The cost (19,000 won) I thought was a little steep. The aquarium is well laid out and has plenty to see although beyond the smaller sea life there is little to excite. There are some African Penguins,... More

The Busan Aquarium was a little pricey for an attraction that had little appeal to me. If you like aquariums and are interested in fish, then this may be more exciting for you. However, I found myself bored pretty much up until the shark tank. During peak times during the weekends, it gets pretty pack and this can be a... More

It's very small compared to other aquariums I've visited. When all else fails and you're really bored then stop by. More

It is claimed to be the biggest aquarium in korea. However, I am seriously not impressed. It is rather small and the entrance tix is quite pricy. 35000 won per pax More

It cost KRW20,000 per pax and I think the fishes there are disappointment. Not a very big range of collection. Recommended to visit the aquarium in the day as there will be more shows and events happening. More

Busan has so many attraction. It will take a weeks time to enjoy it completely. We went for a 3 day trip starting from Suwon. Busan is well connected to Seoul with high-speed train called KTX in Korea. Frequency is every 15-20 minutes from Seoul. Busan Aquarium is situated at Hongede beach. You can take either City Tour bus starting... More

We have been to a few great aquariums around the world, and this one is amoungst the best. More