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We are doing the Sea Trek at Coral World. Our trek is at 2pm for 1 hr, does this allow us enough time to get back to the ship for 4:30pm as we leave at 5pm.

 

What is the cost from Havensight to Coral World by cab, please

 

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Joanne

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Does anyone know if kids of a certain age ride free? We have 2 adults, a 5 year old and a 2 year old. $36 each way is a little steep. That would be more than it would cost to get into the park!

 

We have been on two cruises and our biggest expense off the ship has been taxis.

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We have been on two cruises and our biggest expense off the ship has been taxis.

 

No kidding! But it would only be $50 to get into Coral world for us, I'm not gonna spend $72 just getting there lol. If the baby can't ride free we'll probably just skip it and hang on the ship.

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We did not do Sea Trek, but we did Coral World. It was fun, but very small. We did everything in about 2 hours. We went to the beach right next door for another hour and a half, til our arranged pick up time, and the beach was lovely. Fish everywhere, and shallow enough to walk out pretty far.

I would say since we ended up getting an excursion that included transportation, it was worth it, but I would NOT have wanted to spend the $72 to get there and back.

 

Sea Trek may make a difference. We saw some other people doing it, and it looked interesting, but not for us, especially with the kids.

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A map of the park is available on their website so you can see what all the exhibits are. We also got to meet a sea lion, that was neat. But the map makes it look semi big, it's not. You can see the back from the front.

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O2B, there are several bus routes, but most go near the public housing whereas safaris only go by the ones in town. Yes, the bus goes the same road as safari near Coki, but the route is longer before getting to that road. If buses used same route as safari, no need for buses.

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Ms 411: Yes, there are different bus routes. But if they get on either a bus or safari to the east end, they are still going to drop off at the same place and walk that last section... As you know, the safari system started because there was no reliable bus service. It would be nice to see them police the safaris so that the buses could actually be the public transportation system.

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