Brief History: Opened in 2012 as the centerpiece of Antalya Aquarium, this record-breaking tunnel was designed to provide visitors with a fully immersive underwater experience. The tunnel’s artistic design was created by the Italian sculptor Benedetti, who added shipwreck replicas and artificial reefs to enhance the storytelling. Notable Features: Measuring 131 meters in length and 3 meters wide, it is one of the longest aquarium tunnels in the world. It surrounds visitors with panoramic views of sharks, stingrays, and colorful fish swimming overhead and alongside, creating a 360° aquatic spectacle. Fun Fact or Unique Angle: The design includes sunken ships and coral reef structures, blending art with marine life. This makes it both a visual masterpiece and an educational tool about ocean conservation. Current Use or Visitor Info: Tourists today walk through the tunnel as the highlight of their aquarium visit. Photography is allowed, but flash should be avoided to protect the marine life. Visitors typically spend 20–30 minutes inside, mesmerized by the underwater world.
Coordinates: 30.637, 36.8551
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