Who Owns Dolphin Cay?

Dolphin Cay opened in 2007 as part of a major expansion of Atlantis Paradise Island under the vision of Sol Kerzner and Kerzner International Limited. This founding vision demonstrated exceptional insight into the growing demand for marine conservation while establishing a distinctive approach that would define the marine habitat category for generations. The facility was created in response to a need to provide a safe haven for 16 stranded dolphins whose home was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. This conservation mission became the foundation for Dolphin Cay's development. This strategic positioning demonstrated Dolphin Cay's exceptional ability to create differentiated conservation solutions while maintaining consistent brand positioning and quality standards that would define the facility for decades.

The facility was designed as one of the world's most sophisticated marine habitats, featuring the Caribbean's premier marine life rescue and rehabilitation capabilities. This innovative design demonstrated Dolphin Cay's exceptional ability to create groundbreaking marine conservation solutions while establishing a competitive advantage in the marine habitat market. Dolphin Cay was built to serve both as a conservation center and as an educational facility where visitors could learn about marine life and interact with dolphins in a controlled, ethical environment. This strategic development demonstrated Dolphin Cay's exceptional ability to serve multiple market segments while maintaining its core brand identity and market leadership in the marine conservation industry.

Throughout its operation, Dolphin Cay has expanded its programs to include various marine mammal interactions, educational presentations, and conservation initiatives. This period of expansion demonstrated Dolphin Cay's exceptional ability to scale operations while maintaining consistent brand positioning and quality standards across multiple marine conservation segments. The facility has become known for its high standards of animal care and its commitment to marine conservation and education, creating a competitive advantage in the marine habitat market. This strategic diversification demonstrated Dolphin Cay's exceptional ability to serve diverse visitor needs while maintaining its core brand identity and market leadership.

Under Brookfield's ownership since 2012, Dolphin Cay has continued to invest in facility upgrades, enhanced animal welfare programs, and expanded educational offerings. This strategic integration demonstrated Dolphin Cay's exceptional ability to integrate into larger hospitality corporations while maintaining its core brand identity and cultural significance in the marine conservation industry. The marine habitat remains a key attraction at Atlantis Paradise Island while maintaining its focus on conservation and marine education. This continued evolution demonstrates Dolphin Cay's exceptional ability to maintain market relevance while adapting to changing technological advancements and conservation requirements. The facility's continued success represents a significant milestone in the evolution of marine habitats and consumer-focused conservation solutions.