FEATURED: Anini Beach
West of Kilauea and east of Princeville on Kauai, the snorkeling at Anini Beach at Kalihikai County Park is primary known as an easy place to snorkel.
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FEATURED: The Wife / Hole-In-The-Wall
On the northwest side of Roatan just north of West End, the snorkeling at The Wife and the Hole-In-The-Wall is the best on the island after the West Bay reef.
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FEATURED: West Bay Beach
At the southwest end of Roatan, the snorkeling at West Bay Beach offers exceptional biodiversity, healthy coral growth and good water clarity.
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FEATURED: Tonga Island Marine Reserve
Northwest of Nelson in Tasman Bay, the snorkeling in Tonga Island Marine Reserve is known for its amazing marine life.
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HOW TO SNORKEL SAFELY
Our complete guide for learning to snorkel has ten tips for beginners. While snorkeling offers an amazing view of the underwater world, there are a few basic tips for beginners to ensure you have a positive, enjoyable experience. Learning to snorkel can be easy, if you follow our How To Snorkel Safely guide.
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TIPS FOR BUYING SNORKEL GEAR
Cheap snorkeling gear or snorkel gear that fits improperly is the number one reason for a bad snorkeling trip. It can add to your anxiety when in the water and cut your snorkeling short. With a few simple tips, you'll be able to select the right snorkel gear and be prepared to thoroughly enjoy your snorkeling experience.
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SNORKELING WITH KIDS
There are many challenges for children learning to snorkel. What may seem obvious to us adults, the process of snorkeling is much more complex for children. Our guide to successful snorkeling with kids will save you a lot of stress ensuring an enjoyable experience. While this process may seem excessive, it really works to save your vacation.
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2018 REVIEW OF THE BEST SNORKEL MASKS
A review of the top dive masks for snorkeling of 2018. The annual snorkeling gear review was held on Grand Cayman Island across a dozen beach-accessed and boat-accessed snorkeling spots over eight days. Our experienced snorkeling staff reviewed and rated the best snorkel masks of 2018.
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ARE FULL FACE SNORKEL MASKS SAFE?
Full face snorkel masks are all the rage today. But are full face snorkel mask safe to use? Since their launch in 2015, they have become the most popular snorkel mask for beginners. While they have been promoted for their ease-of-use over conventional masks and snorkel tubes, there is a growing concern over the safety of full face snorkel masks.
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2018 REVIEW OF THE BEST SNORKEL TUBES
A review of the top 10 best snorkel tubes of 2018. The annual snorkeling gear review was held on Grand Cayman Island across a dozen beach and boat-accessed snorkeling spots over eight days. Our experienced snorkeling staff reviewed and rated the best snorkel tubes of 2018.
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2018 REVIEW OF THE BEST SNORKELING SETS
A review of the top 10 best snorkeling sets of 2018. The annual snorkeling gear review was held on Grand Cayman Island across a dozen beach and boat-accessed snorkeling spots over eight days. Our experienced snorkeling staff reviewed and rated the best snorkel sets that included masks, fins and snorkel tube.
Read MoreSNORKELING GRAND CAYMAN
Located in Cayman Islands, the snorkeling in Grand Cayman offers over twenty awesome snorkel dive spots. The best Grand Cayman snorkeling based on popularity are considered to be Stingray City, Smiths Cove, Turtle Reef, Cemetery Reef, and Eden Rock.
BEST FRENCH POLYNESIA SNORKELING
The best French Polynesia snorkeling is spread across all of the five main archipelagos. Based on popularity, the top snorkeling spots in Polynesia are considered to be Moorea, Bora Bora, Tahiti, Huahine, and Rangiroa. While diving, you may encounter sharks, sting rays, eagle rays, manta rays, giant moray eels and hundreds of reef fish species.
BEST TURKS & CAICOS SNORKELING
The snorkeling in Turks And Caicos offers over thirty snorkel dive spots from which to choose spread across several islands. The best Turks And Caicos snorkeling based on popularity are considered to be Bight Reef, Smiths Reef, Grace Bay, West Caicos, The Wall, and Salt Cay. You may encounter sea turtles, spotted eagle rays and nurse sharks.