Atlantis Marine Park
An abandoned marine theme park in Two Rocks, Australia, known for its dolphin rewilding experiment and a towering King Neptune sculpture.

📜 Atlantis Marine Park was constructed in 1981 in Two Rocks, north of Perth, Australia, featuring a ten-meter-tall King Neptune sculpture and numerous ocean-themed sculptures. 🔍 The park closed in 1990, leading to a complicated experiment in dolphin rewilding. It is now an abandoned site. # Why Go 🗿 See the refurbished 10-meter-tall King Neptune sculpture. 🚶 Explore the remnants of an abandoned marine park. 📸 Capture unique photos of the decaying sculptures and artificial lake. 🐬 Learn about the controversial dolphin rewilding experiment conducted here. 💭 Imagine the park as it was for humans and dolphins. # Why Avoid 🚧 The park is abandoned and has suffered vandalism. ⚠️ The dolphin rewilding efforts were largely unsuccessful, and no dolphins remain. # Tips 📍 Located just north of Perth in the town of Two Rocks. 🗓️ The King Neptune sculpture was restored by volunteers in 2015, reopening the area to visitors. 🌬️ Prepare for coastal weather conditions

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