Missi R.
7/20/2025
We absolutely loved this aquarium experience. We spent about 3 hours here. I know some reviewers have said they spent less than an hour here but we really enjoyed watching the amazing variety of...
Aquarium Of The Bay
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Embarcadero St Pier 39
San Francisco, CA 94107
Aquarium of the Bay in San Francisco, CA is a captivating destination that offers visitors a chance to explore and experience the beauty and diversity of Northern California aquatic life. With over 20,000 local marine animals, including river otters, the aquarium provides unforgettable encounters that inspire wonder and conservation.
As a non-profit organization, Aquarium of the Bay is dedicated to protecting and restoring the ecosystem of San Francisco Bay and its watershed. Through programs like Bay Academy, the facility fosters research, environmental grants, and education initiatives focused on ocean conservation and climate change.
Visitors can delve beneath the surface of the Bay through immersive exhibits like Under the Bay, featuring two expansive tunnels holding over 200 species of marine animals. Additionally, activities like Touch the Bay allow guests to interact with bat rays, skates, and sharks, fostering a deeper connection to the marine environment.
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Donna H.
7/5/2025
I really enjoyed our trip to San Francisco with my sister. We had a great time hanging out at Pier 39. There was so much to do including the Aquarium of the Bay. The entrance is on the second...
DANIEL W.
11/21/2025
Grand kids enjoys that's all that matter s the outside smelled like urine . Elevators were broken. Etc
Bill T.
11/7/2025
I'm surprised at the low Yelp *'s. We visit SF all the time as my adult son lives here. At this point, we usually avoid the tourist spots but had a free day and wound up at pier 39 area. Had...
Danny C.
11/3/2025
Our first time at the Aquarium of the Bay will probably be our last. I knew not to expect a Monterey type of experience, and for about $50 total (we get the local discount), I thought we'd see...
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