Atlantic Sea-Park

The Atlantic Sea-Park is an aquarium in Alesund, Norway. It was established in 1951 as a restricted organization. The present office was formally opened 15 June 1998. The Atlantic Sea-Park is one of Scandinavia's biggest saltwater aquariums and one of the main vacation destinations in the zone. The office is incorporated with the coastline of Tueneset, around 3.5 kilometers west of Alesund, and offers about 4,000 square meters of open and show space, in addition to 6,000 square meters of outside space.

The aquarium is situated in grand recreational territory that incorporates a perspective of the waterfront islands and the sea, and also climbing trails, angling, and shorelines for swimming and plunging. The exhibition area includes 11 bigger scene aquariums, including 2 open touch pools and 2 movement pools, in addition to a few littler aquariums. Together the aquariums give a delegate perspective of life submerged along the Norwegian drift and in the northern Atlantic sea. Every day jump appears in the 4,000,000-liter Great Atlantic tank let guests watch the fish being nourished. A portion of the animal ieties in this tank are cod, halibut, conger and salmon. On ends of the week, guests can help sustain the fish in the open pools.

The presentation region features marine life from all shores of the Atlantic Ocean, especially in the waters encompassing Norway. Species from different sea profundities are in plain view, including marine life from profound water living spaces. So as to withstand the weight in the profound water tanks, the boards should have been thrown 10 inches thick. The almost consistent bonds required for this imply guests to the recreation center get an about unrestricted perspective of the submerged world past.