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The largest aquarium in the Middle East, The National Aquarium in Al Qana is swimming with aquatic wildlife, featuring over 46,000 animals from more than 300 unique species. More than 60 attractions spread across 10 themed zones are sure to delight and excite the whole family.
In addition to its spectacular biodiversity, The National Aquarium also boasts an array of exciting and engaging experiences. Visitors can als...
Rabdan, Al Qana
Explore the diverse ecosystems as you explore zones showcasing the UAE's marine treasures, the Red Sea, the Atlantic Cave, Bu Tinah Island and more. From learning about pearl divers to immersing yourself in a tropical rainforest, each of the zones is designed to educate guests of all ages.
Some of the National Aquarium’s most exciting inhabitants are also some of the most scary! With over 200 sharks and rays representing 25 different species, the Aquarium provides guests with a remarkable opportunity to delve into a submarine world and discover the inspiring variety of species found within the oceans. The Bull Sharks, which are considered one of the most dangerous shark species in the ocean, are making their grand debut in the region and don’t miss the unforgettable feeding demonstration with the sharks and rays baring their teeth for all to see.
Guests will also have the opportunity to get an up-close view of what is believed to be the largest living snake in the world. The reticulated python is an excellent swimmer, weighs 115 kilograms, is over seven metres long and prefers a diet of ducks and rabbits. The Super Snake was born in a Los Angeles captive breeding program and will live in the Flooded Forest Zone, where visitors can witness her intricate patterns and have a first look at the massive size of this miracle of nature.
The National Aquarium hosts one of the largest coral reef tanks in the region. With its shallow waters, seagrass beds and tall mangroves, the Bu Tinah Island exhibit is where a diverse range of marine life thrives. While exploring the glory of the island, the National Aquarium has teamed up with the Environment Agency Abu Dhabi to help spread the importance of conserving marine life. And through the creation of the Wildlife Rescue program, they have set out on a joint mission to Rescue, Rehabilitate and Release wildlife back into the emirate ensuring a world of natural treasures remains for future generations to enjoy.
