Coral Vita

Coral reefs support up to one billion people, sustain 25% of marine life, and generate an estimated $2.7 trillion annually through tourism, fisheries, and coastal protection, but they are dying rapidly. 50% of our world’s reefs have died over the past several decades, and we are projected to lose 90% of reefs by 2050. Fortunately, coral farming has been proven to work as a viable tool to revitalize reef health.

Land-based Coral Farming

Coral Vita uses land-based farms to grow a diverse array of corals rapidly, enhancing their resilience to threats like warming temperatures and acidification.

Adopt a Coral

Individuals can adopt coral fragments, which are then grown and out-planted into degraded reefs to aid in restoration efforts.

Educational Tours

Coral Vita offers tours of their coral farm for a fee, educating visitors about coral restoration and the farm's operations.

Corporate Gifting

Companies can adopt coral fragments in bulk as a form of corporate gifting, contributing to reef restoration efforts.

Resorts & Eco-Tourism Operators Services

Coral Vita partners with resorts to enhance reef attractions, offering coral restoration as a unique guest experience.