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Miami Seaquarium now offering team-building activities

 
Employees of the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce participate in team-building activities at the Miami Seaquarium.
Employees of the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce participate in team-building activities at the Miami Seaquarium.
Miami Seaquarium

By Hannah Sampson

hsampson@MiamiHerald.com

In addition to killer whale shows and stingray exhibits, Miami Seaquarium is looking to showcase a new offering: corporate team-building activities.

The attraction at 4400 Rickenbacker Causeway started the program aimed at businesses and organizations in December.

Activities include interaction with dolphins, the Sea Trek Reef Encounter, a ropes course and picnics.

More information is available at 305-365-2518.

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