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Sea Trek is an underwater helmet dive at Coral World where visitors walk along the ocean floor through the vibrant coral reef surrounding Coral World Park’s Undersea Observatory. The helmets have air hoses from the surface that constantly pump fresh air into the helmets. No scuba experience or certification is required.
Time: 30 minutes
Length: 200 ft
Fees: Yes
Recommended Ages:
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Links: https://coralworldvi.com/
Closest City or Region: Coral World Ocean Park, St Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
Coordinates: 18.350337, -64.864728
By Jeremy Dye
Jeremy Dye, Tara Dye, Madilyn Dye,
We took a taxi to Coral World Ocean Park and looked through their aquariums and other exhibits. At 11:15, Tara and Madi did their helmet diving underwater trek where you put on a helmet that has air flowing and you follow a hiking trail around the ocean floor. It takes about 15 minutes. There was a little bit of a mix-up on my end, which is why we split up so I could take videos but that meant that I didn't get to go until 1:00. So we walked down the beach and got a hot dog for Madi then went back so I could do the helmet walk. We watched a fun show about sea lions and then another one with dolphins then we caught a taxi back to the town center.
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