ODYSSEO OCEANARIUM
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This new oceanarium is an ode to the preservation of the oceans and offers a captivating dive into Mauritian waters
Committed, instructive, aesthetic and interactive, the Port Louis Oceanarium is an ode to ocean preservation, offering a captivating and colorful plunge into Mauritian waters in several fascinating thematic areas. Observe, be amazed, dream and understand. In addition to the audioguide's must-see commentary, educational panels fuel curiosity, while the beauty of the aquariums and the atypicality of certain species awaken the imagination. Don't miss the immersion tunnel and activities with biologists.
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Opening time and information on ODYSSEO OCEANARIUM
Open 7/7 from 9am to 6pm. rs 1,200 per adult, Rs 900 per child; choice of activities extra. Parking and snack bar.
Message from Management
Welcome to the largest oceanarium in the Mascarene Islands and the first of its kind in Mauritius. Beyond the richness of its aquariums, Odysseo will allow you to learn while having fun. Our wish: to amaze you while awakening your environmental conscience.
Through this immersion in the ocean, we wish to make visitors aware of the beauty, importance and fragility of the aquatic world. It is essential to understand the functioning of this complex ecosystem, to be able to love it and to have at heart to protect it.
Our goal is not only to amaze our visitors but also to awaken in them a curiosity and a desire to learn. We are all citizens of the ocean and it is important to understand its essential role in the great balance of our planet!
The ocean has so much to offer and each of us has a role to play in its protection.
Together, let's protect and save our ocean and our planet!
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Members' reviews on ODYSSEO OCEANARIUM
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Some info about the preservation of our sea environment and also a cinema where you can watch a documentary about who are helping in this cause and how. The visit is about 1 hour and recommended for kids and youngsters.
However the ticket price seems expensive for kids and will be a burden for big families though I understand there is a huge cost for maintenance and the money is also used for the conservation projects.
I dont know if its already the case, but students up to tertiary levels can get discounted prices and guided tours with the conservation teams, to be educated and they may have a real impact in this project of preservation of marine life.
It is also recommended to buy tickets in advance as the wait can be very very long.