Abu Dhabi welcomes the largest aquarium in the Middle East-the National Aquarium

Abu Dhabi’s highly anticipated landmark National Aquarium will open this Friday on the 12th^day 10 am in November. Located in the Labdan region, the National Aquarium is one of the 11 anchor points within Al Qana, one of Abu Dhabi’s most iconic tourist and lifestyle destinations. With innovations including video mapping technology and signage guides on personal devices, the attraction is expected to quickly rank among the best aquariums in the world. Iconic species include the world-famous super snake, believed to be the longest reptile on display in the world, as well as a large group of hammerhead sharks and many other heroic creatures. The facility includes more than 60 exhibits spanning 10 areas and is expected to take an average of 2 hours to complete the journey.

Paul Hamilton, General Manager of the National AquariumSaid: “We are very happy to open our doors to the public on November 12th this year^day, And can show our huge and diverse animals and animal-related activities to tourists from all over the world. Emirates has a unique relationship with the Arabian Gulf, and our mission is to respect this connection by integrating the history of the UAE into the project. The National Aquarium has been brewing for many years, and we are particularly happy to open the same year as the 50 National Aquariums in the UAE.^day Anniversary. “

In addition to the spectacular biodiversity, the National Aquarium also has a series of unforgettable experiences. Visitors will be able to fully immerse themselves during the visit, taking part in glass-bottom dhow tours and private encounters with sharks, puffins and various other fascinating species. You can also scuba dive with one of the most diverse schools of sharks and rays on the planet.

In July 2020, the National Aquarium and the Abu Dhabi Environment Agency (EAD) signed a five-year partnership to create the largest and most innovative rehabilitation program of its kind to protect and rehabilitate the Emirate of Abu Dhabi Wild animals.

Paul Hamilton Continue; “Education, rescue and rehabilitation are the guiding priorities of the National Aquarium. Our entire facility is designed to provide children and adults with world-class interactive learning opportunities to highlight the important role of our marine environment for the well-being of all. Follow With the 2020 whale shark rescue operation and more than 250 sea turtles recovered and released into the Arabian Gulf, the National Aquarium has fulfilled its commitment to contribute to the protection of the emirate.