Loved looking at all the various fish, sharks, etc. Going 15 feet below the water surface was fun. There was alot of walking and we had my sister with us who has to use a walker with wheels and it was hard for her to get around the park and I think the park needs to expand it's handicap access. There was some but not enough.

The pictures and name will convince you that this is a must see but the problem is, there isn't much to see. You can do the whole place in an hour or so. We booked the helmet dive while in St. Thomas on an excursion and while being a bit awkward it was a cool experience. There aren't a lot of opportunities to stay under water for 25-30 minutes unless you are a certified diver. Although you are limited to a certain area on the dive there is a good amount to see and the people helping are super nice and accommodating. My problem isn't with the dive but with Coral World overall. It needs serious capital to polish up the rough edges. It isn't the worst place I have ever been to or anything like that but just disappointing. If you do end up near Coral World Coki Beach is a must. You know that picture of the white sand beach and turquoise blue water you have in your head? You've found it.

The Sea Lion Swim will be one of the most cherished memories from our honeymoon. Scott and Whitney the Sea Lion trainers were amazing. Both were very knowledgable, and comforting to the nervous swimmers. Make sure you attend the 2:45 swim. $120 per person for the swim, would have paid much more for the lifetime of memories. Also bought the flash drive($30) after the swim that included 100 pictures.

This attraction was probably really something when it was new. Now it is just showing its age pretty badly. Much of the facility is in need of repair and paint and it seemed rather overpriced for what you got to see. it might be fun for the kids but for adults it didn't have much appeal. I'd skip it and spend your time on the beach.