Took my 18 month old granddaughter out to here for a wee treat. Really charming and helpful staff. Great exhibits, really well explained. Well lit, really good lighting effects, the range of fishes and sea creatures was brilliant. Great wee cafe on the topfloor with brilliant views of Loch Lomond. Bravo.

What a small but mighty aquarium! My son loved it. He was a bit scared by the giant skeleton when we first entered, but I’m certain that’s just a Halloween decoration! All the tanks were lovely, clean and clear and the fish and animals all looked happy. The otters were a family favourite! All the staff were amazing, friendly and interacted with us. It really makes a difference to have staff that care. A must is a coffee break in the cafe- Costa drinks with a view! It’s not the biggest, but it’s lovely and worth a visit with little ones in tow. The quiz for them to complete as they went round made it even more interactive. Buy tickets in advance to save some money. Your visit ends in the shop, and they take your group photo which you have the option to buy, but there really is no pressure to buy and even take part. But just be warned, take little one’s pocket money!

Lovely place, but extreamly small. Prices were way to high for 30 minute of waking around. There is a cinema with octonouts playing, but I would recommend it for younger kids up to 7 years old. Cafe and viewing balcony were great, good localisation.

Great wee day out with my girl who's just turned 7. She loves learning and got to touch a starfish in the rock pool and loved seeing all the sea creatures. Was just gutted otters weren't out but they are new and shy. Definitely a good wee afternoon to be had...but it isn't the cheapest. By time U buy tickets and the photos (if U like) and get some food it's easily 70 quid.

Well worth a visit but not as big as you think. We thought we would be in here exploring for hours but it’s all indoors and a relatively small aquarium. It’s over 4 floors but only the ground floor is the aquarium and shop. Floor 1 is a kids cinema, floor 2 is a cafe and floor 3 is a viewing platform over the loch. The aquarium has several areas of small tanks that show you a range of fish and crustaceans from around the world. The tanks are beautifully clean and you really get to see them in all their magnificence. There is one larger tank where you can see larger sea creatures such as manta rays and see the story of a turtle that was rescued. It’s a really nice place to visit but deceptively small when compared to the building. All staff were really nice and they advised us to book online when at the till which we did as it’s cheaper than paying at the door which we never understand. Overall a great location but we explored it all in under an hour.