Experience an underwater bar in the world’s longest aquarium

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The Under Water World Aquarium in Guam is the longest aquarium in the world, with a 97-meter-long underwater tunnel—the longest of its kind—where you can see 80 to 100 species of fish and over 2,000 marine creatures, an astonishing variety. The aquarium features irregular feeding shows where visitors can don special diving equipment to swim with the fish, or enjoy dinner and drinks in the underwater tunnel at night, providing a unique underwater tunnel experience.

▲Host in the 97-meter-long underwater tunnel

●Under Water World Aquarium
Prices:
Aquarium – Adults $23, Children $12 (ages 3–11, free for under 3)
Underwater Tunnel Dinner – Adults $99, Children $25
Underwater Tunnel Bar – Adults $35
Sea Trek (underwater walk) – Adults $89, Children $79
Phone: (671)649-9191, (671)647-1689
Address: 1245 Pale San Vitores Rd, Suite 400 Tumon, Guam
Website: http://uwwguam.com/

Located on a bustling street in Guam, the Under Water World Aquarium boasts the title of the world’s longest aquarium. Its entrance features a giant shark skull, a must-photograph spot for tourists. Once inside, you’ll enter the 97-meter-long underwater tunnel, where you can see nearly 100 species of fish and over 2,000 marine creatures, ranging from small fish to large species. The sight of so many fish swimming together is spectacular and visually enriching.

▲The Under Water World Aquarium located on a busy street in Guam

▲A giant shark skull at the aquarium entrance

The Under Water World Aquarium in Guam is divided into two floors. The first floor houses the 97-meter-long underwater tunnel, where you can see many large fish such as sharks and groupers. The second floor displays more small fish and includes a touch experience zone, allowing visitors to get closer to marine life. While most aquariums feature elaborate decorations, the tunnel at Under Water World is designed to mimic the ecosystem of the Micronesian waters, complete with models of shipwrecks and aircraft debris, adding a touch of melancholy as fish swim among them.

▲The aquarium conserves nearly 100 species of fish

▲Aquarium decor with models of shipwrecks and aircraft debris

The Under Water World Aquarium is perfect for families. The feeding show is a highlight, where divers in wetsuits enter the water with food and distribute it to the fish. You’ll often see them playfully interacting with the fish, keeping visitors on the other side of the glass clicking their cameras and gasping in amazement.

▲Staff feeding the fish

▲Fish of all sizes in the aquarium

The aquarium also offers a Sea Trek activity, where you can wear a special helmet that keeps your hair dry and explore underwater to interact with the fish. At night, you can dine and drink in the underwater tunnel, surrounded by the mesmerizing view of swimming fish.

▲Host wearing a special helmet during the Sea Trek activity

▲Experience the underwater bar in the world’s longest aquarium

The best of Guam’s marine scenery is all here in the world’s longest aquarium—don’t miss it if you’re traveling to Guam.

▲The aquarium is home to 2,000 marine species, this photo shows jellyfish

▲Host walking through the underwater tunnel

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