At Atlantis, The Palm on Dubai’s Palm Jumeirah, the Lost World Aquarium takes you through chambers designed around the legend of Atlantis. Sharks, rays, jellyfish and tropical fish swim among atmospheric ruins and floor-to-ceiling tanks. Follow the story as you move between exhibits, then look for the light and music display and, if scheduled during your visit, the mermaid show. A touch tank and additional guided or water-based experiences add options for families, though the aquarium itself can be a fairly short visit.
An aquarium shaped around Atlantis
The aquarium is at Atlantis, The Palm, on Crescent Road on Palm Jumeirah. Its chambers and underwater-city details give the visit a clear theme: you move through spaces designed to suggest the lost city of Atlantis, with marine exhibits set into the story.
The setting is part of the experience. Ruin-like details, lighting and music create a different feel from a simple walk past tanks. Large glass panels give close views of the animals, while smaller exhibits provide reasons to pause along the route.
Marine life and interactive experiences
Sharks, rays, jellyfish and tropical fish are among the marine life on view. The displays include both large tanks and smaller exhibits, so take time to look around rather than heading straight through. Information about the aquatic life and staff on site can add context as you explore.
The touch tank gives children an interactive stop, and the aquarium also has additional experiences such as behind-the-scenes tours and snorkeling sessions. These are separate options to ask about when planning your visit. A light and music display and a mermaid show are also mentioned as part of the experience; check what is taking place on your visit.
FAQ
Where is the Lost World Aquarium?
It is at Atlantis, The Palm, on Crescent Road on Palm Jumeirah in Dubai.
What marine life can you see?
Exhibits include sharks, rays, jellyfish and tropical fish.
How long do you need at the aquarium?
Allow about an hour to walk through the exhibits at a relaxed pace.
Does the aquarium have activities for children?
Yes. There is a touch tank, along with interactive elements around the exhibits.
