Hi everyone, hope your day was well spent like mine? Firstly, I want to appreciate all those who send positive feedbacks about the places I review, especially those who visit the places after reading my reviews; it means a lot. So, let’s get right into today’s review…

There are so many fun places in Sharjah for tourists and ex-pats to visit. Most people believe all the fun is in Dubai, but when you are willing to explore other Emirates, you’ll be amazed at what you will find.

Sharjah Aquarium is located in Al Khan; this mini beautiful world was created in 2008; it is one of the largest educational centres in the UAE. The aquarium is run by the Sharjah Museums Authority. This attraction in Sharjah comprises 20 different aquariums on two floors containing a variety of sea creatures.

I visited on a weekday, so I assume that is the reason it wasn’t crowded. This will be my first time visiting an aquarium, if I remember correctly. I was extremely fascinated by the little and large creatures there. I’m glad I had a tour guide at some point; it made the experience more interesting. I’d definitely encourage tourists and residents to visit this place in Sharjah.

Check out more information about the aquarium below. 

– Location: Al Khan, Sharjah

– It is approximately 20 minutes drive from Sahara mall.

– Prices 

  • Children aged between 2 and 12: AED 15
  • Adults (age 13 and above): AED 25 

SHARJAH AQUARIUM GROUP ENTRY CHARGES

  • Children’s group: AED 10 per child
  • Adults’ group: AED 15 per person
  • Private school trips: AED 5 per person
  • FREE ENTRY for:
  • Children less than 2
  • Senior citizens aged 60 and above
  • People of determination
  • Government school trips

– Timings

  • Saturday to Thursday 08:00 am to 8:00 pm | Friday: 04:00 pm to 10:00 pm
  • closed on Sundays

– Food isn’t allowed in.

–  Free WiFi.

– There’s an area for kids to play. 

– The Sharjah Aquarium entry tickets are joint tickets for a visit to the aquarium and the neighbouring Sharjah Maritime Museum. You can use the same ticket to visit both places in a day. 

(which I did, I’ll share the post soon)

– Several Instagram worthy places😀

– The place to relax and see the Al Khan lagoon is closed due to COVID-19, but you can still oversee the lagoon from the food court.

– Wheelchair access for senior citizens and people of determination.

– Mothers’ room with changing tables for babies.

– A café for quick snacks and meals.

– A prayer room.

– A gift shop

– A food court.

– Elevators and restrooms.

– Ample parking space.

If you’ve been here, kindly share your experience in the comments section.

More pictures below

Al khan Lagoon

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Grace

is a wife and mom currently living in the UAE. She has several years of experience in Business Psychology and Content Creation and enjoys sharing her thoughts on fashion, family, career and much more.

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