The Ocean is our Habitat
Coral World marine parks are truly in a class of their own.
About Our Parks
Our People and our residents
We give visitors the best place to experience and appreciate the ocean through multi-faceted experiences.
Our exhibits provide the optimum conditions for marine species and our guides have decades of knowledge and experience. At the core of all our activities is a dedication to giving over our knowledge.
Coral World's tropical displays are recognized as the most beautiful in the world. We specialize in creating ecologically friendly tropical life systems in symbiotic environments.
These systems are planned with an eye to accuracy and detail, and are carefully designed to ensure the perfect combination of fascination, aesthetics, conservation and education.
The Maui Ocean Center, Maui, Hawai`i
Immerse in the unique ocean of the Hawaiian archipelago. The overwhelming sense of place in this magnificent hub of marine life and learning is an unmissable experience.
The Underwater Observatory, Eilat
Explore marine life life through our one-of-a-kind underwater observatory and interactive exhibits. The first of Coral World's aquariums, this unique Aquarium offers a gateway to the coral reefs of the Red Sea, viewable 6 meters below the water surface.
Palma Aquarium, Majorca
Experience the rich and vibrant underwater world of the Mediteranean aquatic habitats. Explore Europes' largest display of a coral reef and multi-sensory exhibits that are truly fascinating.
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Tenerife Ocean Park
In a prime location in Adeje, Coral World International is proudly advancing a new breed of Ocean park. This major new attraction is a titanic-sized multi-sensory encounter.
There are a variety of spectacular wet and dry marine exhibits which you can take part in, including a 7000-meter jungle and an enormous ocean tank.
A world class facility, we invite visitors to encounter the Atlantic Ocean and learn about its residents in a truly immersive and deeply moving experience.
AQWA, Perth, Australia
Follow the Leeuwin Current along the Western Australian Coastline. Meet and learn to love the underwater life that currently uses point as an ocean habitat.