Bermuda Aquarium

One of the main draws of the picturesque Flatts Village, a town at the geographical center of Bermuda, the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo aims to educate their patrons on tropical island ecosystems and raise awareness around their fragility and conservation. The aquarium is likely the most sought-after piece of the facility as it has over 200 species of fish and a 140,000-gallon tank meant to mimic the environment of the North Rock coral system. The harbor seals, sea turtles, and flamingos, however, are the most popular inhabitants of this house of Bermudian natural history.