Take a journey that will be the highlight of your visit to the Virgin Islands. Come to Coral World Ocean Park and experience the beauty and magic of life under and above the Caribbean Sea. Stay dry while gazing into the ocean from 15 feet under in our
Undersea Observatory or take the plunge “moonwalking” through ocean gardens with
Sea Trek.
See tiny seahorses, giant lobsters, scorpion fish and other fascinating sea life in the Marine Gardens. Or get in the swim with our playful Sea Lions. Enjoy the sounds and colors of our Rainbow Lorikeets or hand feed these sociable birds.
Encounter Turtles and Sharks in the water or feed the stingrays. However you choose to get up close and personal with our marine life, birds and land critters, your visit will be memorable.
ST. THOMAS – December 17, 2008 – The Ritz-Carlton, St. Thomas will work with Coral World Ocean Park to reintroduce threatened hawksbill sea turtles into their natural habitat on December 23, 2008. Guests of the resort will accompany the baby turtles and biologists from Coral World on board the Lady Lynsey, the resort’s catamaran, to participate in an educational program and turtle release where they will learn about local ecosystems and sea turtles.>
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You may have thought that CT scans are only for humans, but recently St. Thomas Radiology assisted Coral World with the diagnosis of what was wrong with one of its resident green sea turtles.>
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Whether you are looking for a spot to tie the knot or a place to celebrate, Coral World Ocean Park is the perfect setting for your special day.
By day, Coral World is a popular ocean park offering close encounters with creatures of the sea. But after hours, Coral World plays host to some of St. Thomas’ most unique celebrations; sunset weddings, receptions and parties of all kinds.
Have a sunset ceremony overlooking the sea, followed by seaside dining in the tropical Blue Water Terrace, or dazzle everyone with an unforgettable dinner in the middle of a giant coral reef aquarium! >
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