There’s something wonderfully peaceful about being a mermaid in Aquamica. You dip beneath the surface, give your tail a gentle flick, and find yourself surrounded by thousands of colorful fish. Bright blue tangs weave through the reef, striped butterflyfish pass close by, and angelfish drift past with their long, flowing fins. Turquoise and pink parrotfish nibble at the coral while little orange clownfish peek out from their anemones. Sometimes a whole school of silver fish turns at once, catching the light so beautifully that you stop swimming just to watch.

You can spend ages exploring the reef and still notice something new each time. Pink and purple corals grow beside broad, layered shelves, and tiny fish shelter among their branches. Sea fans sway gently as turtles paddle overhead or pause to feed in the seagrass. Below you, southern stingrays lie partly buried in the sand, so well hidden that you might only notice their eyes and the faint outline of their bodies. One lifts from the seabed in a little cloud of sand, then glides away with slow ripples of its wide fins. Along the rocky edges of the reef, moray eels peer from caves and narrow crevices, their heads just visible in the shadows. You linger nearby, watching one retreat into its hiding place as a turtle passes above.

When you feel like exploring farther, old ruins and shipwrecks wait beyond the coral. You swim beneath weathered stone archways and around fallen columns, following fish through passages that seem to lead somewhere forgotten. A wreck appears ahead, its broken mast leaning over a hull covered in coral. Inside, little fish hover around rotting timbers, and a moray has claimed a dark corner as its home. Then you catch a glimpse of something unexpected—the pale figure of a pirate drifting beside an old doorway. Ghosts of the crew linger around the wreck, appearing between the beams or standing watch near a battered treasure chest. You might feel a little shiver of excitement as you swim closer, wondering what stories they could tell. Whether you’re exploring with other mermaids or enjoying a quiet adventure on your own, Aquamica gives you plenty of reasons to stay beneath the waves a little longer.

Come as a mermaid, scuba diver or come as you are. We want you to experience the underwater worlds of Aquamica!