Paleokastritsa aquarium - We arrived at the same time as a large group of students but the receptionist gave us a beeper so we could return while it was calm. The boat part (combined ticket) is, I'm guessing, available only in high season ie from May/June. Our guide was very knowledgeable about all the animals particular habits and needs. We held a snake ( with her help of course!)

Nice little aquarium with reptiles. - It wasn't very big, but it was fun to be there. You get a tour where you are told something about the animals, some you can touch and we were allowed to hold the snake. Afterwards you can walk around yourself.

Really interesting - It wasn't too busy so we were allowed to have a coffee first and they were flexible with the entrance time. The staff were brilliant, so pleasant and gave us loads of information. The cafeteria at the back has the most amazing view. Good value for money. After we'd finished the guided tour we could stay as long as we wanted. A great way to spend the afternoon. There is a pay carpark nearby for 5eu for the day.

Great little aquarium - Fantastic little aquarium with a brilliant tour guide called James who gave us lots of information on the fish and sea creatures. Added bonus was a small reptile section where we were also able to hold a snake. It's a small aquarium but with a tour takes around half hour so a good way to spend a bit of time out of the sun learning new facts. Lovely place, would recommend.

Nice family visit - Small aquarium which presents "local" species. Our guide was really good, he explained each animal to us in a short and precise way, in English.

Amazing trip and aquarium tour - Visited palaiokastritsa for a day out and came across the aquarium. Inside was quite big and the animals were very interesting to look at. When you enter the aquarium there is a guided tour from one of the staff members which is quite useful to tell you how long the animals live, where they live etc. At the end of the tour we also got to go around ourselves and take photos. In our booking and tour we also bought the submarine tickets which was around an hour tour around the coast of the beach. Overall our trip and tour was amazing was amazing and well worth €20. Would recommended for anybody.

Corfu Aquarium - The Aquarium is small, but well thought out, and you are provided with a guide who explains everything to you, there is a gift shop, toilets and cafe and is situated in the centre of Palaiokastritsa. The Aquarium also do a yellow submarine tour which you can purchase tickets for as well. It is next to the beach, which is nice and sandy, and you can buy boat trips to other beaches or around the bay and caves.

Great work by the staff - We highly recommend a visit to this oceanarium. Even though it is not big, it has very interesting animals, and its greatest advantage is the wonderful presentation of them, thanks to the very professional staff. The guide who showed us around presented very interesting information about each species, had an excellent contact with children, and was able to name almost all the animals in French, Dutch and Polish (these languages were spoken by the members of our group).

Interactive and fun 45 mins visit - Small but still worth visiting. Our kids loved the tour and especially the tour guide James who made it fun and very interactive. Without the tour it would be boring.

Small but we'll worth it. - A small aquarium and terrarium but with alot of variety. Knowledgeable guided tours with a nice (but pricy) cafe onsite overlooking the beach. Tickets are cheap so well worth going if in Palaiokastritsa.