Marine Habitat At Atlantis
About This Museum
People come to the Marine Habitat at Atlantis not just for the slot machines, but to be utterly transported into a world of liquid wonder. It's this staggering, almost surreal experience where you turn a corner from the casino floor and suddenly find yourself walking through a transparent tunnel with sharks gliding silently overhead. The scale is breathtaking—over 50,000 aquatic creatures call this place home, from schools of shimmering tropical fish to graceful, winged stingrays that seem to fly through the water. You leave feeling like you've explored a lost continent without ever getting wet.
Collection Highlights
The heart-pounding Predator Lagoon is unforgettable, home to sleek reef sharks and giant groupers. Don't miss the touch pool where you can gently feel the sandpapery skin of a cownose ray, and keep an eye out for the playful green moray eels peeking from their rocky crevices.
Visitor Information
It's seamlessly woven right through the resort at Paradise Island, so you can pop in and out as you please. It’s less a traditional museum ticket and more an incredible perk of exploring the hotel grounds.
Architecture & Building
The habitat isn't housed in a single building; it's an architectural marvel integrated into the resort's very foundation, with acrylic tunnels and panoramic viewing windows built directly into walls and beneath walkways.
Contact & Location
Address: Paradise Island, Nassau, New Providence, The Bahamas
Phone: +1 242-363-3000
Website: Visit Website
