The Blue tunnel
Sand tigers overhead in Europe's deepest blue.
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Below Valencia's Oceanogràfic in scale — clearly above the European average, its gardens and sun its edge: a full half-day, not a viewing hour. On Mallorca it is the first family choice without real rival.
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Palma Aquarium is the island's family pride: fifty-five tanks telling the Mediterranean first — its honest speciality — then the world's seas, peaking in the Big Blue: Europe's deepest shark tank (8.5 metres) with its walking tunnel and circling sand tigers. Its outdoor distinction is singular: Mediterranean roof gardens and a rainforest built atop the building — Spain's largest living roof — plus water playgrounds, making it half garden, half aquarium. For the family's brave: full overnight stays before the shark glass by special booking. Near Playa de Palma (fifteen minutes from the centre, bus 25) — the classic cloud-and-wind day rescuer, and a natural summer beach companion.
Sand tigers overhead in Europe's deepest blue.
Rainforest and gardens atop the building — Spain's largest living roof.
Carrer de Manuela de los Herreros 21, 07610 Palma