oceanarium
Fun and education: adventure cove is the region’s only water park that also features a variety of marine life elements
“WE’VE GATHERED SOME OF THE MOST THRILLING WATERSLIDES, COMBINING THEM WITH EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMES ON INSPIRING OCEAN CREATURES”
provide them with up-close encounters with our marine residents.”
ADVENTURE COVE WATERPARK
The aquatic adventure park aims to offer something for everyone. Six adrenaline-packed waterslides include Southeast Asia’s first hydro-magnetic coaster, Riptide Rocket, that takes rid- ers upwards. Or guests can snorkel above a colourful coral Rainbow Reef with 20,000 friendly fish or wade among hundreds of rays. Shark feeding, immersive experiences
and interaction programmes with Indo- Pacific bottlenose dolphins are to be introduced later in the year.
54 A 620m (2,000ft) lazy river called
Adventure River meanders through 14 themed scenes of tropical jungles, grot- tos and a surround aquarium. Guests can also visit Bluwater Bay wave pool. The waterpark’s architecture tells the
tale of ancient sea life civilisation. The design’s revolved around three chapters of the Volcanic Archipelago, the Ancients and the coming of the New Age. Mystical winged-dolphins – Guardians of Legacy – greet visitors at the entrance and carv- ings, symbols and mystical creatures are featured throughout the park. “Adventure Cove Waterpark will add a whole new dimension to water-based attractions in the region,” says Edmond
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Quah, director of park operations. “We’ve gathered some of the most exciting and thrilling waterslides and combined them with educational programmes on some of the ocean’s most inspiring creatures. Guests who ineract with rays, for
example, will learn more about the ani- mal from an aquarist. We hope these experiences will move guests to take action to protect the oceans when they leave.”
CONSERVATION AND RESEARCH
Marine education, conservation and research are a large part of the park’s remit and the attraction offers a range of engaging programmes designed to
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