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Char · 06-03-2008, 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by boyconny

If we have say about 20 people on the tour and 8 of the 20 want to do the beach, then the other 12 will have the passes to do Coral World which is next to the beach, so it will all work out just perfect. Coral world and Coki beach are both side by side.

Excellent!

We are not beach peoople...hubby has to be careful because of skin cancer.

ImPcJunky · 06-03-2008, 09:19 PM

Do you like to go in the water Char...???
I did the underwater Bobs scooters in St. Thomas, and let me tell ya it was so wonderful.. I would do it again and again... I seen huge turtles and lots of paroit fish within touching distances ... There was on Turtles that was over 4 feet long..
It is one thing you don't want to miss doing...in St. Thomas in my book...

ImPcJunky · 06-03-2008, 09:21 PM

Yes Char that is me and my boyfriend grandson and daughter on them scooters... no divers licensed need to do these.. it was great ... if you questions about this just ask me .... I'll be more than happy to tell ya..

Char · 06-03-2008, 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by ImPcJunky

Do you like to go in the water Char...???
I did the underwater Bobs scooters in St. Thomas, and let me tell ya it was so wonderful.. I would do it again and again... I seen huge turtles and lots of paroit fish within touching distances ... There was on Turtles that was over 4 feet long..
It is one thing you don't want to miss doing...in St. Thomas in my book...

Hey Larrie

I have seen those! It does look like so much fun, but I'm afraid I can't do it because of some lung problems. They didn't have those when I was younger, or I surely would have tried it!

nealberk · 06-04-2008, 12:33 AM

Then go to the underwater tower at Coral World. It is three stories tall and gives you multiple windows to look into the ocean. You stay dry and the scenery is beautiful. When we were there a school of fish had built nests right next to one of the big windows. It was so cute watching the adults zip in and out of their nest.

You can't go into the turtle pool but they have several turtles that you can see from fairly close up. So peaceful watching them just lounge in their pool.

And don't forget the iguanas. They are everywhere.

Char · 06-04-2008, 12:40 AM

Thanks Neal

That is probably what we will do.

Pungo3 · 06-04-2008, 07:55 AM

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Originally Posted by nealberk

Then go to the underwater tower at Coral World. It is three stories tall and gives you multiple windows to look into the ocean. You stay dry and the scenery is beautiful. When we were there a school of fish had built nests right next to one of the big windows. It was so cute watching the adults zip in and out of their nest.

You can't go into the turtle pool but they have several turtles that you can see from fairly close up. So peaceful watching them just lounge in their pool.

And don't forget the iguanas. They are everywhere.

Yep, been there, done that. I loved it. It's a very comfortable place to hang out and quite a lot to see. I really enjoyed Coral World.

boyconny · 06-04-2008, 07:25 PM

It has been a long time since you guys been there, caurse I have'nt heard any body mention the SEALIONS at Coral world.

boyconny · 06-05-2008, 05:34 PM

I don't know how you're going to swallow this Canarymoon, but after I finish my tour yesterday I drove past a place that sell's ART and I saw a price of over $3000.00.

djgifford · 06-05-2008, 05:36 PM

Hey there...

Can't wait to meet you in October. We were going to do Coral World last November, but ended up not.... I won't go this time because I will feel too guilty going without my youngest daughter...she would be so upset to miss it!

That is great of you to offer the tickets to us...

Can't wait....