The oceanarium was divided into different sections:
Agos (Flow) - freshwater fishes can be found
Bahura (The Reef) - features the very colorful Philippine underwater rainforest
Laot (Fishing ground) - big fish and Eagle-spotted rays can be found
Buhay n Karagatan (Living Ocean) - is a 25-meter long walkway tunnel with 220-degree curved acrylic walls. It is where we see how marine animals interact with each other in their natural habitat.
Pagi and Pating (Stingray and Shark) - variety of rays and several species of sharks
We all enjoyed because this is the first state-of-the-art oceanarium in the Philippines. It's really educational, kids were able to see different kinds of sea creatures in different aquarium. Each aquarium has a label of its english and tagalog name. We were amazed of the sharks and stingrays, before we only see them in movies. We also enjoyed the Mermaid show, mermaids dance while stingrays and sharks swim in the water.
The kids also had fun with there Fish Spa where spectacular species of fish commonly known as Doctor Fish, named for the wonders they have been known to do for people with skin related diseases, nibble away only affected and dead areas of the skin leaving your healthy skin to grow.