The National Aquarium Abu Dhabi is the largest aquarium in the Middle East, home to 46,000 animals, it spreads across 10 climatic zones, from the tropical waters of the Pacific and the freshwaters of the Amazon, through to the frozen ice caps of the Aritc and the caves of the Mediterranean.

During your visit you will encounter more than 300 species, including more than 200 sharks and rays, representing 25 different species. All the animals are obtained according to CITES guidelines, and a team of 80 sea-life experts takes care of them in the best of ways.

The National Aquarium is located along the Rabdan Area, the historic natural waterway bordering the mainland, and it's one of the 11 anchors situated in Al Qana, one of Abu Dhabi’s most unique and iconic landmarks.