If you’re coming from the Enchanted River, you’ll need to ride a boat to get here. I love the fresh seafood — they catch it for you, and the price per kilo is reasonable. Even better, they’ll cook it for you, so it’s a complete experience. What I don’t like is the stingray cage; it feels too small, and I feel sorry for them. 😔 Hopefully, they can improve that for the animals’ well-being. Overall, it’s a fun spot for…
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What guests say
To reach this location from Enchanted River, you’ll need to take a boat ride. It’s a bit of a wait, but it’s definitely worth it. The experience was incredibly fun, especially feeding the stingrays, exploring their sanctuary, and swimming with the fish.
Animal cruelty at its finest. This place has no respect for the animals. They are kept in small cages without much space to swim. They allow guests swimming in the tank with the sting rays and other large fishes which stresses the animals. The sharks are also in a very confined space. Plus the place stinks.
Cages too small for the fish, stingray. Good experience for those with fears on stingrays.
Though I love the experience of having to swim with large fishes (even though I get to smell like one after swimming with 'em), I cannot stop the feeling of being disappointed on how they treat smaller ones, cramped up in a tiny cage with barely a space for them to swim.. I hope they would do something about that :(
Fun place for kids. Limited internet connection.only vendo machine wifi. Bad in the area
Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that allows you to interact with a variety of large fish and majestic rays. Imagine the thrill of swimming alongside these incredible creatures, feeling the gentle glide of a ray beneath your fingertips, and observing the graceful movements of the fish up close. This unique experience not only offers an extraordinary opportunity to connect with marine life in their natural ha…