marine park
/mɑːrɪn pɑːrk/ · mar·i·ne park
noun
- A protected area of the ocean or a body of water, established to preserve marine life and ecosystems. The marine park is home to a diverse array of marine life, including coral reefs and sea turtles.
- A theme park or attraction located near the ocean, often featuring marine life exhibits and water activities. The marine park was a popular destination for families during the summer months.
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Did you know? The first marine park was established in the 1960s in the Bahamas, with the goal of protecting the coral reefs and marine life in the area.