Dolphin lagoon is the main attraction of underwater world in Singapore, where you can play with the precious and lovely Indo-Pacific humpback dolphin (or pink dolphin). The construction of Dolphin Paradise specially simulates the natural ecological environment of dolphins. Our beautiful and lovely pink dolphin is always keen to make friends with tourists. In our daily "Meet the Dolphin" program, visitors can enjoy the wonderful performance of dolphins at close range. Underwater World Singapore hopes to enhance people's awareness of the protection of these very smart and lovely but endangered marine animals by promoting people's understanding of dolphins.

The underwater world in Singapore not only breeds sharks, devil fish, stone fish, eels and other marine life, but also plays an important role in marine environmental protection. Experts from Underwater World once rescued endangered sea turtles in the southern island of Singapore and led the coral transplantation program. Also known as Fankoff Aquarium. It is the largest tropical aquarium in Asia, and visitors can experience the mystery of the ocean for themselves. The submarine escalator will take you to visit 350 of the more than 6,000 kinds of marine life.

The turtle pond outside the entrance provides a safe paradise for those rare species that are endangered, such as green turtles. The touch pool is located on the right side of the entrance.

Visitors can freely get in touch with some marine life here, such as blue-spotted rainbow fish with soft touch, blind sand with rough back, bull fish with two horns on its head, smart starfish and so on. When the puffer fish in the pool is threatened, its body will expand rapidly because of inhaling a lot of water, and then scare away the enemy. In addition, there are short and pithy bowfish, which shoot insects and catch food by spraying water on the water surface.

The shallow intertidal zone is full of colorful living corals in tropical shallow waters, including angelfish, butterfly fish and razor fish, which are slender and swim vertically. Cave dwellings and dangerous marine life areas are home to some of the most dangerous marine life in the world, such as stone fish and lion fish. In the shark embryo development area, visitors can witness the different forms of embryos at different stages of development. In the Reef Palace and the Deep Sea Palace, you can fully appreciate the mystery and infinite reverie brought by the ocean. In addition to the underwater world, there is also a fascinating aquatic world here. In the turtle pond, you will see endangered green turtles and tortoises, while in the "touch pond", you can touch all kinds of marine life, such as starturning and sea cucumber. The sea dragons, seahorses, cave animals and plants and living coral reefs similar to the dragons in China mythology will make you more dazzled.