Oceanarium located in Manila Philippines, The renowned Manila Ocean Park was opened in 2008. The park which spans across 8000 square metres is owned by China Oceanis Philippines’ Inc is a subsidiary of China Oceanis Inc. Travellers visiting the park with their family could find accommodation at Manila serviced apartments that cater to their requirements such as Citadines Salcedo Makati.
The latest kid-friendly attraction is larger in size than the famous Sentosa Underwater World and features different sections to provide and fulfil entertainment expectations of the visitors. Some of the sections in the Ocean Park include the Flow, The Reef, Living Ocean (Buhay na Karagatan) and The Deep. Visitors to the park could enjoy a different experience at each attraction. The acrylic tunnel or the Living Ocean is considered as the main attraction of the park where you could spot marine creatures of 277 different species. The 25 metre long tunnel is an amazing way to view splendid underwater creatures swimming ahead in a 220° degrees transparent glass. An educational activity area is also placed at the Buhay na Karagatan as well as function rooms for special events. Spot the “dancing sea fairies” gliding while the soothing background music sets a magical effect on those visiting the Jellies Exhibit and if you are a traveller looking for a spa treatment, the Fish Spa at the Ocean Park with the expert arrays of fish will pamper your feet, the natural way.
The more adventurous type could encounter the Rays and the Sharks at the aquatic area. Touch the friendly creatures while learning about their behaviour, feeding patterns and the habitats. Capture a rare moment posing with the sharks and take back the memories of a unique encounter during your visit to the Manila Ocean Park.
Shehera Fioni is a travel writer who writes under the pen name Catalina Forbes. Her content is based on many thrilling escapades offered to travellers across the world.
