Bermuda Aquarium, Natural History Museum & Zoo

Address	40 N. Shore Rd
Location	Flatts Village
Transportation	Bus: 10 or 11 from the City of Hamilton or St. George. From the City of Hamilton, follow Middle Rd. or N. Shore Rd. east to Flatts Village; from St. George, cross the causeway and follow N. Shore Rd. or Harrington Sound Rd. west to Flatts Village
Admission	Admission $10 adults, $5 seniors and children 5-12, free for children under 5
Hours	Daily 9am-4pm; Closed Dec 25
Phone	441/293-2727

No matter what the weather is like on Bermuda you can always make some time to be a kid and enjoy the animals and seal life that the island is home too. Bermuda Aquarium, Natural History Museum & Zoo is home to a large collection of tropical marine fish, turtles, seals, and corals. Not only do you get the best of both worlds when it comes to visiting animals that live in the water but the museum has a zoo that is home to a wide range of animals including alligators, monkeys, and Galapagos tortoises, along with a collection of birds, including parrots and flamingos. Once inside the museum, you will see exhibits ranging from the geological development of Bermuda to deep-sea exploration of the humpback whales. The zoo is home to the, North Rock Exhibit, a 140,000-gallon tank with a living coral reef, as well as reef and pelagic fish species. Bring your whole family to enjoy the underwater and land adventure, because this aquarium natural history museum and zoo is a great and fun way to learn about Bermudas and its environment.