Middle East’s largest aquarium now in Oman

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The Mall of Muscat is home to the first and largest aquarium in Oman and the Middle East. Spanning three floors and covering 8,000 square meters, the aquarium features a variety of marine life, including 1,000 types of Omani fishes, sharks, lobsters, turtles, rays, local corals, penguins, and crocodiles. Visitors can explore the main tank through a walk-through tunnel. The ticket prices are OMR 8.5 for adults and OMR 6.5 for children. Additionally, the Mall of Muscat offers other attractions such as the recreational city (Fabi Land), a cinema complex with 14 lounges, over 200 retail outlets, and an upcoming Snow Park.

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Ahmad Bin Majid Sailor Story

Oman Aquarium is created based on the adventures of the famous Omani sailor Ahmed Ibn Majid. Ahmed ibn Majid was a skilled Arab sailor, mapmaker, and poet born in 1421 in Julphar, which is now called Ras Al Khaimah. Growing up in a family of sailors, he became an excellent navigator at the age of 17. His courageous acts gained popularity in the region, earning him the nickname “The Shooting Star.” Ibn Majid was the first Arab sailor and wrote several books about the ocean. One of his greatest works is “The Book of the Benefits of the Principle of Seamanship.” Additionally, he authored the “Book of Lessons on the Foundation of the Sea and Navigation.” He became well-known in the Western world for reportedly assisting Vasco da Gama in finding his way from Africa to India, establishing an important route between Portugal and India. Oman Aquarium takes us on Ibn Majid’s journeys across the Indian Ocean, reaching as far as Africa and Indonesia before returning to Oman. Join us at Oman Aquarium to experience the historical adventures of this renowned sailor in modern times.

Our journey begins in Salalah, where you’ll discover lush greenery and vibrant freshwater fish like Tilapia swimming through the flooded wadis during the Khareef season. Then, we’ll venture towards the mountains and deserts of Muscat, home to various land-based wildlife species. Next, encounter marine creatures such as sea turtles that inhabit Omani shorelines and the Post of Sur. Finally, sail through the Omani Seas towards the Asian Rainforests and the African coast, before diving into the deep blue sea. Embark on this thrilling adventure as we encounter the animals Ahmed Ibn Majid encountered during his voyages! Bon Voyage!