Description of the attraction
The Guangzhou Water World Oceanarium is a place where you can harmoniously combine tourism, quality recreation, educational component and environmental research.
The Oceanarium is located on the territory of the Guangzhou Zoo, its area is more than 13,000 square meters. meters. Built back in 1998, it immediately earned the warm affection and honor of both local residents and guests of the city.
It contains more than 10,000 marine inhabitants, which are subdivided into 200 species, and among them many rare and valuable species can be distinguished. The aquarium has a section of sharks and seals, an aquarium with decorative fish, a tunnel - a circular corridor for viewing, a hall for performances of animal artists, etc.
First, visitors to the aquarium pass through a multi-colored tunnel with coral reefs surrounded by marine life of the South China Sea. Giant acrylic glasses will literally plunge into the stunning world of coral reefs that amaze the imagination. You can also examine in detail the inhabitants of the aquarium through the transparent floor, which allows you to estimate the volume of the aquarium. Further along the tunnel, you come to a small aquarium with a length of 18 meters. It is inhabited by predators that live in reef caves.
The first level of the tunnel is dedicated to the life of the sea. On the second level, you will plunge into the world of fresh water bodies. The artificially created coral world of the Aquatic World Oceanarium, which combines the amazing beauty of the reefs, makes you stop to take a few pictures for memory.
Large inhabitants of the sea live in the Shark Aquarium, you can get acquainted with their life through two luxurious panoramic windows. Stingrays, sharks and other large predators circle literally a couple of centimeters from the faces of visitors to the aquarium. Going further, you will see a dolphin that jumps more than 7 meters from the depth. This is the country's first hall of this type, performed in an ultra-modern style, where a dolphin and a sea lion act as artists.
