Nausicaá is home to no less than 1,600 different species, including the manta ray, the largest ray in the world, which can reach eight meters long and weigh up to 1.8 tons.
Nausicaá is home to no less than 1,600 different species, including the manta ray, the largest ray in the world, which can reach eight meters long and weigh up to 1.8 tons.
A seven-metre-deep fault
Nausicaá will unveil a spectacular underwater fault reaching a depth of seven metres, offering a unique virtual excursion into the secret world of the ocean deep.
The Malpelo hammerheads
Sharks play a vital role in balancing animal populations. Nausicaá has chosen to present hammerhead sharks, an iconic species from the island of Malpelo.
The Malpelo hammerheads
Sharks play a vital role in balancing animal populations. Nausicaá has chosen to present hammerhead sharks, an iconic species from the island of Malpelo.
An 18-metre-long tunnel
A tunnel over 18 meters long allows visitors to walk and be totally surrounded by sharks, manta rays, schools of fish and other species. An immersive experience to fully appreciate the wonders of the ocean.
15 species of jellyfish
Over 15 different types of jellyfish are bred at Nausicaá, including golden jellyfish, whose umbrellas can reach more than 30cm in diameter.
15 species of jellyfish
Over 15 different types of jellyfish are bred at Nausicaá, including golden jellyfish, whose umbrellas can reach more than 30cm in diameter.
Cutting-edge design
With its innovative architectural design and impressive dimensions, Nausicaá allows visitors to observe numerous marine species in different ways, and closer than ever before.
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