AQUARIUMS · US VIRGIN ISLANDS

The 4 Aquariums in the US Virgin Islands That Earn Their Entry

4 tickets  ·  from $29 at the gate

Good aquariums run on timed slots and the good slots go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.

Sea Trek Helmet Dive at Coral World Ocean Park - Getting used to the helmet and water
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Sea Trek Helmet Dive at Coral World Ocean Park

1.Sea Trek Helmet Dive at Coral World Ocean Park

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 992 reviews · from $119Our pick

At Coral World Ocean Park, you walk along an underwater trail in a weighted helmet that supplies air while keeping your face dry. A guide stays with you near the Underwater Observation Tower. The 45-minute activity includes park admission and suits non-swimmers who meet the health and age rules.

“The Helmet Dive was Great!!! The Instructor explained things clearly. Memorable Experience. Highly Recommend”

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Coral World Ocean Park General Admission Ticket - Start at Coki Point Beach for an easy island break
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Coral World Ocean Park General Admission Ticket

2.Coral World Ocean Park General Admission Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 442 reviews · from $29Best value

Spend up to several hours at St. Thomas’s Coral World Ocean Park, where a 45-minute guided tour, touch pools, Shark Shallows, an 80,000-gallon reef, animal presentations, and an undersea observatory bring Caribbean sea life close. Your ticket also includes Coki Beach and same-day re-entry.

“Park was under construction when we visited. We had booked a swim with the dolphins. Got there early to see the park. Price is high for admission but that’s all over the island. Bar was good they also have food. Recommend the Sharkbite.”

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Snuba Adventure at Coral World Ocean Park - The orientation is where beginners gain confidence
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Snuba Adventure at Coral World Ocean Park

3.Snuba Adventure at Coral World Ocean Park

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 114 reviews · from $102

At Coral World Ocean Park, a certified guide such as Glen or Matt teaches you to use Snuba gear before leading a 30-minute underwater tour. You breathe through a regulator linked to floating tanks, without scuba certification, then explore the park at your own pace.

“Wow! What a wonderful experience. I signed up for the Snuba activity alone since the other members of my group decided to do the Dolphin Sea Trek. They found their activity disappointing at best. They saw one dolphin in murky water and wished they had done the snuba after seeing my pictures and videos. The best part of this activity was that the instructor was extremely patient and personal. There were only 3 of us in this group and 1 of the members as well as myself were reluctant to go after getting in the water. I have snorkeled on many occasions but something about being able to breathe through…”

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Guided Tour of Coral World Ocean Park & Happy Hour - A private tour with room to set your own pace
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Guided Tour of Coral World Ocean Park & Happy Hour

4.Guided Tour of Coral World Ocean Park & Happy Hour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 6 reviews · from $60

Meet your guide at Coral World Ocean Park for an after-hours walk past turtles, stingrays, fish, birds, and mangroves. Adina has led this experience, sharing clear animal facts and mixing drinks during happy hour. The guided visit lasts about two hours, followed by relaxed time to explore on your own.

“We had the entire park to ourselves with cocktails. Our tour guide was very good at educating us about the different animals”

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