Helmeted Walks Beneath Coki Point: A Sea Trek Through Coral World’s Shallow Reefs

COKI POINT SCUBA FIELD GUIDE

Helmeted Walks Beneath Coki Point: A Sea Trek Through Coral World’s Shallow Reefs

A guided, helmeted walk on the ocean floor at Coral World Ocean Park — an accessible underwater encounter for non-divers and families, here’s what to expect and how to prepare.

Helmeted Walks Beneath Coki Point: A Sea Trek Through Coral World’s Shallow Reefs.

Duration
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Location
Coki Point
Operator
KO Promotions Excursions & Events
Category
Scuba
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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At Coki Point on St. Thomas, Sea Trek Helmet Dive at Coral World Ocean Park lets you walk upright along the sea floor wearing a special helmet that supplies air and weight and offers stability; the experience is guided, family-friendly, and requires reservations.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

ACCESS FOR NON‑DIVERS

Explore the Reef Without Certification

Sea Trek lets participants experience the ocean like a diver without prior scuba training: a guided walk on the seabed using a helmet that makes underwater breathing and upright walking possible — well suited to family groups.

EQUIPMENT

Helmet, Weight and a Handrail for Stability

The special helmet supplies air, weight and stability while a handrail is available for additional support; groups are limited to a maximum of ten participants for guided walks.

VALUE

Admission Included

The price includes complimentary all‑day admission to Coral World Ocean Park, making it easy to pair the helmet dive with other park attractions; note that reservations are required and participation has minimums.

What the day feels like

What It Feels Like to Walk the Sea Floor

You descend to a shallow reef environment and don a weighted helmet that supplies air and helps you remain upright; guided in small groups, participants follow a route along the ocean bottom where a handrail provides extra support as you take in marine life — no scuba certification is needed.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this activity suits — and who should reconsider.

1
FamiliesWell suited to family groups because the activity is guided, accessible, and accommodates children who meet the age and weight minimums.
2
Older Children & TeensAppropriate for children aged 8 and up who weigh at least 80 pounds — younger or lighter children cannot participate.
3
Small GroupsBest experienced in small groups: participation is capped at ten people per guided walk.
4
Advance PlannersTravelers who prefer to plan ahead should note that reservations are required to secure a spot.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Light swimwear and any personal items you need on the surface; the Sea Trek helmet, its weight system and air supply are provided and a handrail is available underwater.

Cost & Park Access

Price includes complimentary all‑day admission to Coral World Ocean Park so you can combine the helmet walk with other park exhibits and activities.

Reservations

Reservations are required to participate; plan ahead to secure your preferred time slot.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Do I need scuba certification to do the Sea Trek helmet walk?

No — the activity is designed for those without specialized diving training and is a guided walk on the ocean floor.

Is park admission included in the price?

Yes — the price includes complimentary all‑day admission to Coral World Ocean Park.

Are there age or weight minimums?

Yes — participants must be at least 8 years old and weigh at least 80 pounds to take part.

Are reservations required?

Yes — reservations are required for the Sea Trek helmet dive.

How large are the guided groups?

Group size is limited to a maximum of ten participants for each guided walk.