easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for all physical levels, especially for visitors with mobility considerations
Discover a quiet, sensory-friendly experience at the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy in Chatham. Perfect for families with disabilities, this program offers a calm space to connect with marine life and learn about sharks in an inclusive environment. Read on to find out why it’s a must-visit destination for sensory-sensitive adventurers.
An environment with low lighting, reduced volume, and reduced capacity.
Experience a unique Sensory Friendly program designed for families with disabilities, featuring a calm environment with dimmed lights and muted sounds. With a limited capacity of 25 visitors, this event fosters connection and understanding, allowing families to explore exhibits comfortably and network in a supportive, ADA-compliant space.
Experience a unique Sensory Friendly program designed for families with disabilities, featuring a calm environment with dimmed lights and muted sounds. With a limited capacity of 25 visitors, this event fosters connection and understanding, allowing families to explore exhibits comfortably and network in a supportive, ADA-compliant space.
Start your visit early in the day to enjoy a quieter atmosphere and more time with exhibits.
Consider bringing headphones or fidget toys to make your experience even more comfortable.
Contact the conservancy beforehand to confirm availability and any specific accommodations.
Pair your visit with a walk on nearby Shore Road or a beach outing for a full day of coastal fun.
The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy has been a pioneer in shark conservation since its founding in 2011, actively engaging the public through educational programs.
The conservancy emphasizes sustainable interaction with marine environments, promoting awareness of shark conservation and responsible coastal stewardship.
Layered clothing allows adjustment to changing indoor and outdoor environments.
all specific
Helps manage sensory input when needed for comfort during the visit.
Provides comfort and helps with sensory regulation inside the exhibits.
Stay protected from the sun and stay hydrated during outdoor activities.
summer specific