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DON’T MISS FEEDING TIME AT PARADISE ISLAND’S
STINGRAY LAGOON




Take a few steps outside Paradise Island’s Beach Tower and you’ll find yourself at the sandy, shallow, Stingray Lagoon; an exquisite marine habitat that affords resort guests an up-close look at Southern stingrays Dasyatis americana and Cownosed rays Rhinoptera bonasus. During feeding times, vacationers even have the opportunity to touch and feed the graceful creatures. It’s chance for close up marine life interaction that’s not to be missed.

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

Southern Stingrays and Cownosed Rays: Stingrays are relatively docile creatures and not all are venomous. The Cownose rays found in the Lagoon do have venomous barbs located on top of their tails that are used only as a defense mechanism.

INTERESTING FACTS

Sandy Shelters

Southern stingrays are masters at burying themselves. They use their long, winglike fins to flip sand over their bodies and end up with only their spiracles exposed for respiration. This sandy hideaway helps them remain concealed from their primary predator, the hammerhead shark.







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