Inside the Middle East’s LARGEST Aquarium 🦈 Shark Tunnel in Abu Dhabi | Silent Vlog

We walked under sharks, stingrays and sea turtles inside the Middle East's largest aquarium 🦈🌊 Come spend a full day with me and my daughter at The National Aquarium in Al Qana, Abu Dhabi, home to more than 46,000 animals from over 300 species, and the longest glass walk-through tunnel in the Middle East. This is Episode 2 of our day out. We filmed it on the same day we visited the Butterfly Garden (Episode 1), and it took me a while to put this one together, so thank you for your patience! 💛 I went with my daughter (MD). It was a long, tiring day, but we enjoyed every minute of it. No voice-over, just the sights and sounds, with little captions about what we saw and learned along the way. Perfect if you're planning a trip to the UAE, or just want to relax and explore the ocean from home. 🐠 📍 The National Aquarium, Al Qana, Abu Dhabi, UAE 🗓️ Filmed: October 2026 (still above 30°C / 86°F outside!) ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 Sneak peek 0:35 Arriving at Al Qana 1:39 Entering the National Aquarium 2:12 First gallery: sharks & sea turtles 3:30 Red Sea Wreck & coral reefs 5:41 The Sub 6:54 Jellyfish 7:41 Frozen Ocean 8:24 Flooded Forest (rainforest) 9:04 Capybaras, otters & manatees 11:38 Bu Tinah shark tunnel 🦈 13:05 Fish feeding time 13:46 Golden hour at Al Qana 15:36 Bus ride home ⚠️ DISCLAIMER The captions in this video are based on what I remember and read on the day. I may have some details wrong (facts, figures, animal names), so please always check with The National Aquarium for accurate and up-to-date information. 🎵 Music Credits • Always Be My Unicorn - Freedom Trail Studio (YouTube Audio Library) • Siestita - Quincas Moreira (YouTube Audio Library) • Read All Over - Nathan Moore (YouTube Audio Library) 🦋 Watch Episode 1 – Butterfly Garden:    • Butterfly Garden Al Qana Abu Dhabi | Silen...   #NationalAquariumAbuDhabi #AbuDhabi #UAETravel #Aquarium #SharkTunnel #AlQana #ThingsToDoInAbuDhabi #TravelVlog #MotherDaughter #DubaiTravel #SilentVlog #OceanLife