Deepsea World (Fife) Reviews

Deep Sea World in North Queensferry under the iconic Forth Railway Bridge bills itself as Scotland's national aquarium and a fun filled venue for a family day out. The aquarium is easy to reach by car with ample free parking, a nearby railway station and bus service from Dunfermline. The first thing you will have to do when you arrive, depending ...  Read the complete review

Considering it is advertised as "Scotland's National Aquarium", I have to say that Deep Sea World at North Queensferry was a touch disappointing. As you enter the aquarium it is full of promise. Outside the main door there are remote control speedboats in the water which were a big hit with the kids. Once you've bought your ...  Read the complete review

There are already several reviews here on dooyoo that provide a good description of the attraction, so I will spare you this part. But I am writing to make another point: I am rather amazed at the number of five star reviews of the Deepsea World. While I agree that it's an interesting place to visit, I think it's vastly overpriced, ...  Read the complete review

Deap Sea World is a large aquarium in Fife. It is in North Queensferry which is directly below the northern end of the famous Forth Bridge, about 20 minutes drive from Edinburgh. Our children (3 and 1) absolutely love it here and so far this year we've already visited 4 times! So what is it? Deep Sea World is more than just an ...  Read the complete review

It was another wet weekend and another 48 hours of the kid complaining they are bored despite the ridiculous mound of toys that surround them. BY Saturday night I could take no more and was trolling the internet in desperation looking for something we could do the following day. It was the picture of the seal that first captured my attention. ...  Read the complete review

In a far off land, in a wee hidden corner, under a large railway bridge lies the sleepy Hamlet of North Queensferry. Life in this little corner is sedate, until a train thunders overhead as it crosses one of the most magnificent bridges ever built (The Forth Railway Bridge). At the base of one of the huge pillars that hold up this ...  Read the complete review

During my Easter break my family and I went to this excellent fishy underground and we all really enjoyed it! I start with the ground floor first. There are lots of tanks with different water going animals such as Octopus, Seahorse and Angelfish. Also there was an open pool slit into three sections. The first section had crabs in it, ...  Read the complete review

So – you’ve always wanted to go diving and see what’s under the sea, but maybe you’re like me, and you don’t have either the money, the guts, or the time that learning to dive would take. If so, then Deep Sea World is the place for you. It’s situated in North Queensferry just under the Forth rail bridge, on the ...  Read the complete review