After enjoying the flowers, we drove the rest of the way up to the aqaurium. 
This place was HUGE! The first thing you come across when you get inside is a pool of various starfish and sea slugs that you can pick up. I felt silly standing in between all the little kids, but it was neat holding a starfish!
This place was HUGE! The first thing you come across when you get inside is a pool of various starfish and sea slugs that you can pick up. I felt silly standing in between all the little kids, but it was neat holding a starfish!
They had the usual suspects in the various tanks along the way. Lobsters, sharks, fishies of all kinds. It never ceases to amaze me how beautiful sea life really is.
It took about an hour, but we were finally coming up to the main tank. We were absolutely taken aback by the size of it. It was downright GINORMOUS!!! Even standing with my back against the wall, and my camera zoomed out as far as it would go, I could not get the entirety of the tank in the picture. It was absolutely breathtaking, and well worth the trip by itself. The tank filters nearly 2 MILLION gallons of water directly from the sea, is roughly 36 feet deep, 115 feet wide, and 86 feet long, and houses around 80 different species of marine life.
After a quick lunch, we ended the day with a fun dolphin show. They even danced for us! 
