Home to more than 8.5 million gallons of marine and fresh water and over 120,000 animals, the Georgia Aquarium is the world’s largest aquarium. The aquarium is renowned for its young whale sharks, hammerhead sharks, bottlenose dolphins and beluga whales; some of which visitors can get up close and personal with!
The world’s largest aquarium
The aquarium was mostly funded by Home Depot co-founder Bernard Marcus, who gave a generous $250 million, which helped the aquarium to become the world’s biggest and best. Located in downtown Atlanta, Georgia Aquarium is a nine-acre leading-edge facility that represents over 500 different marine species.
Divided into various marine-life areas, visitors have the chance to admire animals from all types of habitats. The Cold Water Quest is one of the most popular areas: a habitat for creatures that are used to living in colder, icier climates. Beluga whales, California sea lions, penguins, spider crabs and even a giant Pacific octopus can be found here… no wonder it’s such a popular attraction! The Ocean Voyager is equally popular; watch whale sharks, stingrays and groupers swim delicately through the through a 100-foot-long saltwater tunnel.
Beluga whale experience
Georgia Aquarium’s all-new and exciting Beluga & Friends Interactive Program is an exclusive opportunity to encounter Georgia Aquarium’s beloved beluga whales! This fantastic educational program allows guests to interact with the animals in the water, alongside Aquarium beluga whale trainers of course!
Visitors can also get the opportunity to meet some of the other animals that live in the Georgia-Pacific Cold Water Quest area.
Downtown Atlanta
After visiting the prestigious Georgia Aquarium, why not take a trip to the World of Coca-Cola Pavilion, ideally nestled next to the aquarium? You can also stroll through the Centennial Olympic Park whilst here, which was the focal point for the Summer Olympics back in 1996. The Cable News Network’s studio headquarters is also a short walk away, offering the chance to can get all the behind-the-scenes action.
Do you have an ESTA?
Whether you’re planning to travel to the USA for business or pleasure, you must have a valid ESTA issued by the American Government; otherwise you won’t be able to take a trip to the wonderful Georgia Aquarium at all! Apply online for your ESTA today.
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