easy
12 hours
No special fitness required; suitable for all ages and mobility levels.
Spend a mesmerizing night inside Coral World Ocean Park's Caribbean Reef Encounter exhibit on St. Thomas. Sleep surrounded by vibrant tropical fish and enjoy a guided tour plus a day pass to explore the marine world up close.
Sleeping with Fish
Experience an unforgettable night at Coral World Ocean Park, where you and up to nine friends can enjoy exclusive access to the Caribbean Reef Encounter exhibit. Relax on air beds, watch vibrant fish swim, and savor light breakfast snacks. Plus, enjoy a guided tour and complimentary day pass for future visits.
Take your night to another level by spending it in one of Coral World Ocean Park's exhibits. You and a group of up to 9 people will have exclusive access to the park for the entire night.
Relax and enjoy a night in the air conditioned Caribbean Reef Encounter exhibit and wake up to the beautiful fish as they swim in circles around you. Before you depart enjoy a light breakfast snack of juice and muffins. A 10% discount off breakfast at Coral World's Cafe will also be extended if you wish to purchase additional breakfast items.
Included with your package is: Sunset /Evening Guided Tour of Coral World Complimentary Day pass for General Admission to return another day Light Refreshments 9 Air Beds (twin-queen size) TV with Netflix and Hulu App (personal login needed) 2 Bottles of Rum 2 Chasers 1 Cooler of Ice 1 case of bottled water
All guests must be 18 or older in order to consume alcoholic beverages. Special effects Lighting package available at additional cost.
Overnight spots are limited to 10 guests; reserve your experience well in advance to secure your place.
Stay hydrated before your visit; the Caribbean climate can be warm and humid, especially during summer months.
Light, breathable clothing and slip-on shoes are best for easy access to the exhibit and park areas.
Avoid tapping the glass or sudden movements to keep the fish calm during your overnight stay.
Coral World Ocean Park has been a cornerstone of marine education in the Virgin Islands since 1970, promoting reef conservation and awareness.
The park actively participates in coral reef restoration projects and educates visitors on minimizing ocean impact.
Evenings near the coast can get breezy; a light jacket keeps you comfortable.
winter specific
Protect yourself from mosquitoes during outdoor moments in the park.
summer specific
Stay hydrated throughout your visit to the park and overnight experience.
Useful for navigating darker pathways within the park after hours.