SCUBA Diving the Singapore Aquarium

In this video, I'm diving the Singapore Oceanarium. Let's go for a dive, shall we? We are Steve, Stephanie, Teddy, and Ellie, enjoying their retired life, traveling the country and the world in our RV, and by other means, let's go on an adventure. This takes place in Singapore, Singapore. One degree north of the equator, I'm diving the Singapore Aquarium, a magnificent, mind-boggling structure. For this dive, full suits are required. Don't want to introduce anything. Extra weights are needed in order to achieve that neutral buoyancy. You don't want to touch anything. Singapore Aquarium, now known as the Singapore Oceanarium, is world-class, and it's located on World Sentosa, Sentosa Island in southern Singapore. It covers about eight hectares, and for a while, held the Guinness World Record for the largest aquarium from 2012 to 2014. It currently ranks among the largest aquariums globally by total water volume. It holds nearly 45 million liters, or 12 million U.S. gallons. It's home to over 100,000 marine animals, representing 800 to 1,100 known species. Everyone's watching you as well. A unique perspective. What a unique experience in an aquarium. I now know what the fish feel like. Please, do not tap on the glass. So, and before you know it, our dive is over. It's time to surface. What an incredible adventure, though. I would certainly encourage anyone that is scuba certified, take the plunge. Check what it's like in an aquarium.