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DISCOVER PARADISE ISLAND’S REEF LAGOON



The Reef Lagoon is a fascinating marine habitat home for Paradise Island’s bottom-dwelling nurse shark residents. And an opportunity for resort guests to get an up close and educational look at a collection of marine animals who protect Atlantis’ myths and treasures.

Access to all Atlantis marine habitats and Aquaventure Waterpark are FREE for guests staying at the resort. Passes may be purchased by day visitors, but availability is limited – and may be closed – during periods of high resort occupancy.

MARINE LIFE IN RESIDENCE

Nurse Sharks: Primarily nocturnal, the Ginglymostoma cirratum spend the majority of their time resting in groups of three to five on the bottom lagoon as unlike most shark’s, nurse sharks are able to use their muscles to pump water over their gills.

INTERESTING FACTS

Nurse Sharks

It is unclear where nurse sharks received their name. It could come from the sucking sound they make when consuming their prey. Others believe it may be derived from the archaic word, nusse, which means cat shark. The most likely explanation is that the name is derived from the English word for sea-floor shark, hurse.








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