Zoomarine

nice place. child friendly but lot of cool games are closed. i mean what is the point when 2 biggest roller coasters are not allowed to play? You get there stay in the pool and do some slides and that is it. I wouldn't suggest this place for those who wants to go without kids as most of the things were for kids. (Except the rollercoasters 😒😒😒)

Amazing. Loved the sea animals. I do wish I could get pictures a bit closer to them though

Dirty, full of people from Naples.no parasol or deckchairs available at 10am, that was opening time.€81for a family of 3 plus a baby.no social distance respected.we won't be back.not recommended

Zoomarine is part (somewhat small) aquarium, part (somewhat small) amusement park and part (actually decent) water park. These three, rather lackluster, parts create a whole that is bigger than the sum of its parts and is enjoyable for a day with the family. It is, quintessentially Italian at that. A few tips: A) Bring your own lunch. It is allowed and the food on the premises is almost English (not to say, American) in its quality. B) People smoke. All The Time and everywhere. Nothing to do about it, just be mentally prepared. C) The park is mostly built for Italians. So nothing is in English and many of the staff doesn't speak English. Don't expect an American experience and you won't be disappointed. This is a nice place to go to give the kids a break from touring antiquities.

Have to pay for showers, animal's enclosures are tiiiiny, locals are treated better and get served faster than foreigners. Would not return.