Admission ticket to Nausicaá, Europe’s largest aquarium

Nausicaá, located on the coast in Boulogne-sur-Mer, is more than just an aquarium: it is Europe’s largest exhibition dedicated to exploring and protecting the marine world. Nausicaá is Europe’s largest aquarium and is home to no fewer than 1,600 animal species and more than 58,000 animals.

Europe’s largest aquarium treats you to an unforgettable experience: a recreation of Malpelo Island, off the coast of Colombia. Admire the spectacle of the Ocean through the large glass panel, 5 metres high and 20 metres long, and come face to face with breathtaking species such as grey sharks, manta rays, schools of shimmering fish and much more!

Nausicaá in figures

Step into Europe’s largest aquarium and be amazed by its impressive proportions:

• More than 58,000 animals
• Over 1,600 different species
• A total of 17 million litres of water (17,000 m³)
• Europe’s largest tank, containing 10 million litres of water
• An ocean tank measuring no less than 60 metres long and 35 metres wide
• Approximately 2,000 animals are born here each year

Getting there 

Nausicaá is located on the French west coast and is easily accessible by both car and public transport. Check Google Maps for the exact route from your departure point and current departure and travel times.

For more information on getting there, visit the Nausicaá website.