Waikiki Aquarium Map (2016 – 2014)
Explore the vibrant marine life of Honolulu with the most up-to-date Waikiki Aquarium Map.
The Waikiki Aquarium is a coastal marine aquarium located in Honolulu, Hawaii, next to a living coral reef. Founded in 1904, it is the second-oldest public aquarium in the U.S. and houses over 3,500 organisms. The aquarium is known for its Pacific marine life exhibits and research programs.
Navigate directly to standout exhibits like the South Pacific Corals and the rare Peppermint Angelfish. Whether you’re planning a visit or fine-tuning your itinerary, this map helps you locate the Edge of the Reef habitat, gift shop, and open-air Coral Plaza with ease.
Get ready to experience one of Oahu’s most beloved oceanfront attractions with confidence.
Waikiki Aquarium Map 2016
The most significant Waikiki Aquarium Map updates in 2016 included highlighting the use of three distinct water intake sources for the aquarium’s sixty public exhibits and holding tanks: natural seawater from offshore intake pipes, saltwater from a production well, and freshwater from the city supply. These updates reflected ongoing efforts to modernize the aquarium’s infrastructure and ensure reliable water quality for marine life. The improvements aimed to address aging systems and support the health and sustainability of the aquarium’s biota.
Printable Waikiki Aquarium Map PDF 2016
Waikiki Aquarium Map 2014
Waikiki Aquarium Map updates in 2014 included the addition of a new green sea turtle exhibit featuring six hatchlings, major facility improvements, and the revitalization of several exhibits. Other updates were the opening of a new gift shop, new gallery flooring, a marine blue exterior paint job, and the removal of an old shipping container to create a rain garden. The year also saw the launch of a new website, the introduction of a seahorse, seadragon, and pipefish exhibit, and upgrades to public spaces like bathrooms and the foyer.
FAQ
How long does it take to walk through the Waikiki Aquarium?
It typically takes about 1 to 1.5 hours to walk through the Waikiki Aquarium. This allows visitors enough time to view the exhibits and enjoy the marine life displays.
What does the Waikiki Aquarium have?
The Waikiki Aquarium features over 3,500 marine animals representing more than 490 species. Exhibits include living coral reefs, colorful tropical fish, sea jellies, and endangered Hawaiian monk seals.
Is there free parking at the Waikiki Aquarium?
The Waikiki Aquarium offers metered parking in its lot and along the nearby street. Free parking is not available directly at the aquarium, so visitors should be prepared to pay for parking.
Does Waikiki Aquarium have sea turtles?
Yes, the Waikiki Aquarium has sea turtles among its exhibits. Visitors can view native Hawaiian sea turtles and learn about their habitat and conservation.
