| Underwater observatory at Busena Marine Park offers in-depth peek |
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The observatory itself is a tall, tube-like structure that rises about 40 feet out of the water and extends down to the ocean floor. It has a spiral staircase which allows visitors to descend below the ocean's surface where they can look at the underwater world with a 360-degree view of the ocean floor through the numerous windows that line the circular walls. Pictures and descriptions of the various tropical fish that are indigenous to the area line the walls between the windows so visitors can try to name all the fish they see. |
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