Aquarium of Trégastel — Aquarium in Trégastel

Aquarium of Trégastel and its collection

Aquarium of Trégastel is an aquarium in Trégastel, France.

The first hall is roofed by a single block of pink granite spanning 22 by 15 metres and weighing close to 5,500 tonnes. The aquarium was fully refurbished in 2006, when a lobster mascot called Loutig was adopted.

What the venue says

• climb to the top of the pink granite rock pile for a stunning panoramic view over the Coz-Pors beach
• guided tours, tide-pool discovery outings
• children's workshops
• A small boutique is available on-site offering souvenirs and local products.
• the aquarium itself primarily houses a gift shop and restrooms rather than a full restaurant
• Ample parking options (including free public parking areas) are available nearby along the coast and around the Coz-Pors beach area, making it a short walk to the entrance.
• The aquarium provides accessibility features for visitors with reduced mobility
• visitors should expect some uneven natural rock surfaces or stairs leading up to certain viewpoints