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Underwater World Pattaya Ticket

Walk Thailand's longest 105m shark tunnel and touch rays at Pattaya's top marine aquarium. Compare live prices and coupons.

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What it is

Underwater World Pattaya is a major marine aquarium located on Sukhumvit Road in Nongprue, roughly 9 km south of Pattaya Beach toward Rayong. The facility spans multiple themed zones — from a hands-on Touch Pool to a dedicated Shark & Ray Zone — and immerses visitors in a 105-meter transparent acrylic tunnel that puts coral reef fish, sharks, giant groupers, and stingrays on all sides simultaneously. Professional diver feeding shows run on a scheduled basis, and the aquarium's collection of 200+ species makes it one of the most diverse marine attractions in the Gulf of Thailand region.

Highlights

  • 105-Meter Acrylic Walk-Through Tunnel — Thailand's longest underwater tunnel delivers 180-degree views of sharks, eagle rays, giant groupers, and schools of reef fish swimming overhead and alongside you at once.
  • Shark & Ray Zone — Get face-to-face with blacktip reef sharks, eagle rays, and rare shovelnose rays in a dedicated deep-water tank that recreates an open-ocean environment.
  • Touch Pool Zone — Hands-on rockpool habitat where you can touch bamboo sharks, blue-spotted stingrays, sea cucumbers, starfish, and lobsters under staff supervision.
  • Coral Reef Zone — Vibrant display of tropical reef fish and hard corals native to Thai waters, showcasing the biodiversity of the Gulf of Thailand ecosystem.
  • Giant of Siam Zone — Features oversized freshwater giants including Mekong catfish and arapaima, highlighting Thailand's remarkable river biodiversity alongside the marine exhibits.
  • Scheduled Diver Feeding Shows — Professional divers enter the main tanks at set times to hand-feed sharks, turtles, and rays, giving visitors a dramatic close-up show with live commentary.

Good to know

  • Plan around 2–3 hours to walk all zones comfortably, catch a feeding show, and spend time at the Touch Pool without rushing.
  • Arrive before 10 AM to beat tour-group crowds and get the clearest views through the tunnel; weekday mornings are typically the quietest.
  • Located at 22/22 Moo 11, Sukhumvit Road, Nongprue — about 20 minutes by road from central Pattaya Beach. Grab taxis and songthaews running along Sukhumvit Road are the easiest options; on-site parking is available for self-drivers.
  • The aquarium is usually open daily from around 9 AM to 6 PM (last admission typically 5:30 PM) — confirm current hours before visiting as schedules can change on public holidays.
  • Indoor, air-conditioned environment makes it a great option during Pattaya's hot season (March–May) or on rainy days — a reliable rain-day backup in any season.
  • Flash photography is generally not permitted inside the tanks and tunnel areas; standard smartphone cameras work well in the well-lit zones.

Frequently asked

How long does a visit to Underwater World Pattaya usually take?
Most visitors spend around 2 to 3 hours exploring all the zones, walking through the 105-meter tunnel, watching a diver feeding show, and interacting at the Touch Pool. If you want to catch multiple feeding sessions, budget closer to 3 hours.
What marine animals can I see at Underwater World Pattaya?
The aquarium houses over 2,500 animals across 200+ species, including blacktip reef sharks, eagle rays, rare shovelnose rays, giant groupers, Mekong catfish, sea turtles, bamboo sharks, blue-spotted stingrays, starfish, and a wide range of tropical reef fish.
How do I get to Underwater World Pattaya from the beach area?
The aquarium sits on Sukhumvit Road in Nongprue, about 9 km south of Pattaya Beach — roughly a 20-minute drive. A Grab taxi is the most convenient option; songthaews (shared pickup trucks) running along Sukhumvit Road offer a cheaper alternative. On-site parking is available if you're driving yourself.