Dear guests, On April 23-27, one of our exhibitions will undergo renovation. The tickets to the Gdynia Aquarium will be cheaper by 20% on these days (normal ticket will cost PLN 19.20 and a discount ticket – PLN 12.80). Due to difficulties in touring the exhibitiion, all persons with disabilities will be able to buy a[…]
Visiting the exhibition of Gdynia Aquarium takes 1-2 hours. Opening hours Apr 1st – May 31st: 09:00 a.m. – 07:00 p.m. (cash desk 09:00 a.m. – 06:30 p.m.) Jun 1st – Jun 30th: 09:00 a.m. – 08:00 p.m.(cash desk 09:00 a.m. – 07:30 p.m.) Jul 1st – Aug 31st: 09:00 a.m. – 09:00 p.m.(cash desk 09:00 a.m. – 08:30[…]
Type of classes: Multimedia presentation Educational space: Cinema Classes duration: 45 min. Maximum number of participants: 50 Level: primary school, middle-school, high-school Cost: 125 zł How can we threaten animals living in the seas? Can only the shark be a threat? Should we be afraid of the snails? Which marine animals are considered the most[…]
Type of classes: Multimedia presentation Educational space: Cinema Classes duration: 45 min. Maximum number of participants: 50 Level: primary school, middle-school, high-school Cost: 125 zł This is a story about polar regions located at the far end of the Earth – similar, but very different, about the conditions prevailing there, unusual phenomena such as the[…]
14th – 15th October The Education Center Days of the Gdynia Aquarium is an opportunity to see our laboratories, where over 40,000 people annually learn the secrets of the underwater world. This time the event weekend is on a special holiday – National Education Day. Find out what attractions we have prepared this year and[…]
This family includes 121 species living mostly in warm marine waters near coral reefs, sometimes brackish as well as freshwater ecosystems. They have a strong jaw with 4 teeth, which facilitates the crushing of hard shelled crustaceans. The fins are poorly developed. They reach a length of up to 90 cm. When they feel threatened,[…]
It resembles a clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris), which is probably one of the best known fish bred in the aquariums. It has a white belt that runs across the body just behind the eye. It lives at the depths of 1 to 12 m.
This freshwater fish in natural conditions usually has less coloration, but most are light orange and orange-red. Males have a distict hump on the forehead, which indicates the age and position of the individual. They reach size of 25 cm. Couples carefully guard their eggs and later offspring. While the female always remains near them,[…]
It lives in the warm waters of the Indian Ocean on coral reefs, mostly in shallow waters of 1 to 25 m. It reaches a length of about 30 cm. It occurs both in flocks as well as alone. It feeds on benthic plants.
Young individuals are lemon yellow, while adults are orange, with red spots around the gill cover. They live in warm waters of coral reefs and lagoons at depths of 5 to 40 m.