The entrance fee for Caila was free, so we only had to pay Dhs20 each for myself, hubby and Ate Cel. I honestly thought that we would just go through a tunnel, but there were actually a lot of things to see. Here are some photos we took that day:
models of all sorts of marine life were hanging from above as we entered the building
a painting on the wall
small fish
corals
Hubby looking up as a fish passes above him
Ate Cel inside the tunnel
more fish
near the mangroves and rock pools: Caila fooling around and Ate Cel looking serious
still more fish
on the bridgeway where we could see all sorts of fish below
a fish and his sidekicks (hehehe)
a kind of ray
We were hungry by the time we finished so the café and Krispy Kreme stand were a welcome sight
family picture
the gift shop
Outside, there was a children’s play area where Caila wanted to play in but we wouldn’t allow her because of the sandstorm that was passing
pretty flowers that bade us goodbye
There were so many glass cases, the tunnel, rock pools, mangroves, and finally an enclosed bridgeway...all of which contained all sorts of marine life. All in all, I’d have to say that our experience was fair. Although we’re not really interested in fishes, just looking at the different sea creatures was amazing. You can bet our daughter had a great time so it was a really good idea to take her there. Despite being a Friday, there weren’t that many people visiting, so that was good. I don’t like crowded places where you have to push and shove and you have to wait so long to look at something. The entrance fee wasn’t too costly and there were so many colorful marine animals to see. It’s definitely a great place for parents to take their children during holidays or weekends.
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