Avoid disappointment and book your admission ticket to AquaRio — the largest marine aquarium in South America — in advance. Spread across 28 enclosures, 4.5 million litres of saltwater represent several marine ecosystems from around the world. Marvel at diverse marine species including sharks, stingrays, crabs, and tropical fish, and experience the thrill over walking through the shark tunnel. A family-friendly activity ideal for travelers of any age.

Discover the diversity of South America’s marine life by purchasing entry and round-trip transport to Rio de Janeiro Aquarium in advance. After convenient hotel pickup, browse tanks containing more than 8,000 marine animals including sharks, stingrays, and turtles. Inside a transparent tunnel, gaze upwards at floating sea creatures and marvel at fearsome sharks in the aquarium’s largest tank. Relish the freedom and flexibility to explore the aquarium at your own pace and enjoy drop-off at your Rio de Janeiro hotel at your convenience.

As you can imagine, the largest aquarium in South America attracts crowds that pay testament to its popularity. Don’t waste time waiting in line with an early-access AquaRio entrance ticket, which allows you to enter the aquarium 30 minutes before it opens to the public. Stay ahead of the crowds as you discover 28 enclosures, a shark tunnel, and a surf museum in relative solitude.

Save time waiting in long ticket lines and avoid the hassle of Rio’s public transport with this two-in-one package. Rio de Janeiro Marine Aquarium, aka AquaRio, ranks as the largest aquarium in South America and one of Rio de Janeiro’s most popular family attractions. Visit with plenty of time to explore the interactive exhibits. Transfers from South Zone and downtown hotels make it easy.

Entertain your kids while traveling in Rio de Janeiro on this private tour of Aquario that is specially designed for families. The kid-friendly guide offers an organized tour that shows off the aquarium's rich diversity of marine life. Explore the touch tank and see the shark tank, a tunnel that runs through the aquarium and is filled with sharks swimming overhead.