Acuario Nautilus — Aquarium in Comas District

Acuario Nautilus and its collection

Acuario Nautilus is an aquarium in Comas, Peru.

The Monteza Silva family founded the aquarium in 2007 with conservation in mind. Its collection runs to over 600 freshwater and marine animals of more than 150 species, sharks and turtles among them. A substantial refurbishment was carried out in 2020, and the shark tunnel, holding upwards of 1.5 million litres of seawater, is claimed as the largest in the region.

Animals and collection

Animals on show include Ajolotes, Corales, Rayas and Cartilaginosos.

What the venue says

• educational talk by on-site biologists about marine conservation
• NAUTILUS restaurant Ven con tu familia y amigos a disfrutar de un día lleno de sorpresas acuáticas y deliciosos sabores peruanos.Estamos felices de representar nuestra cultura con platos tradicionales peruanos de Mar y Tierra.
• Available directly at the facility for a fee of **S/ 10.00** .
• The venue is structured for walking tours that last roughly 1 to 2 hours. While general pathways accommodate most visitors, guests with specific mobility requirements or those using wheelchairs should plan for standard family-attraction terrain (some areas can get crowded during peak weekend hours, and it is recommended to contact them ahead of time if specialized physical assistance is required).