Aquarium de Dunkerque Map (2024)
Planning to explore northern France’s coastline?
Aquarium de Dunkerque is a small public aquarium located in Dunkirk, France. It focuses on marine species native to the North Sea and surrounding coastal environments. The aquarium emphasizes local marine biodiversity, environmental education, and regional ecological awareness.
The most up-to-date Aquarium de Dunkerque Map helps you navigate highlights like the jellyfish dome and North Sea tanks with ease. Don’t miss the observation deck overlooking the port—perfect for a quiet break after the stingray tunnel. Families love the kid-friendly tide pool exhibit, tucked beside the seahorse gallery.
Whether you’re visiting for marine life or maritime views, this map makes your visit smoother and more rewarding.
Aquarium de Dunkerque Map 2024
Aquarium de Dunkerque Map 2024 updates include clearer navigation to the North Sea aquariums and unique freshwater exhibits, improved signage for educational and interactive activities, and enhanced directions to the touch pool and café. The revised map highlights diverse marine displays, making it easier for visitors to explore both local and exotic aquatic species. These updates aim to improve visitor experience by streamlining access to key attractions and amenities.
Printable Aquarium de Dunkerque Map PDF 2024
FAQ
What are the opening hours of the Aquarium de Dunkerque?
The Aquarium de Dunkerque is open from Tuesday to Sunday. From March 1 to September 30, hours are 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM; from October 1 to February 28/29, hours are 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM to 5:30 PM. The aquarium is closed on Mondays, January 1, May 1, and December 25.
Is the Aquarium de Dunkerque accessible to individuals with disabilities?
The Aquarium de Dunkerque is accessible to individuals with disabilities, offering step-free access and facilities to accommodate visitors with limited mobility. Staff are available to assist as needed during the visit. For specific accessibility needs, it is recommended to contact the aquarium in advance.
Are there any discounts or free admission days available?
Admission to the Aquarium de Dunkerque is free for children under 12, school groups, and on Sundays for all visitors. Adults pay €3.00, while students up to 25 years old, beneficiaries of minimum social benefits, and adult groups of 10 or more pay €1.50. The aquarium also offers an annual subscription card for €12.
What types of aquatic species can visitors expect to see at the aquarium?
Visitors to the Aquarium de Dunkerque can see a wide variety of aquatic species, including tropical marine fish such as moray eels, surgeonfish, and clownfish, as well as corals, anemones, and other marine invertebrates. The aquarium also features species from the North Sea like rays and turbots, and freshwater species such as piranhas and turtles. Several aquaterrariums display aquatic plants and other freshwater fauna.
