Mexico City: Inbursa Aquarium optional Round trip transfer
Amp Granada, Mexico
Visit Inbursa Aquarium, the only underground aquarium in Latin America with over 5,000 animals and 48 exhibits—optional round-trip transportation from a central meeting point.
Overview
Inbursa Aquarium in Mexico City is Latin America's only underground aquarium, featuring over 5,000 animals and suited for families and friends.
Highlights
- See more than 5,000 animals across 230 species in an underground aquarium
- Optional round-trip van transportation from a central Mexico City location
- Learn about the Blau Life Conservation Center and ongoing conservation projects
- Observe seahorses, sharks, turtles, jellyfish, piranhas, penguins, crocodiles, and more
- Photograph the sunken ship and wave simulations inside the museum
Description
Explore Inbursa Aquarium on a guided tour covering 48 exhibitions. Begin your visit by taking a submarine elevator down to the museum’s base, where you’ll find a sunken ship exhibit and educational displays about waves, tsunamis, and storms.
As you ascend, encounter various marine species such as jellyfish, clownfish, sharks, piranhas, penguins, turtles, crocodiles, and coral formations. Your guide will provide insights into environmental simulations and the research efforts led by biologists, veterinarians, and the Blau Life Conservation Center.
After the tour, visit the aquarium’s shop for educational materials and souvenirs. You can also take a family photo outside before returning to Mexico City by van, if you selected the transportation option.
Includes
- Entrance ticket to Inbursa Aquarium
- Van transportation between a central Mexico City meeting point and the aquarium (if option selected)
Excludes
- Food and drinks
- Tips
Important Information
- Access is limited by aquarium capacity; wait times may occur depending on the season, so bring your ticket for quicker entry
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Booking Tips
For convenience, select the van transportation option. Arrive early during peak seasons to avoid long lines. Comfortable shoes and a camera are recommended.
