By Max Bellamy
Snorkeling is a universal sport and is enjoyed wherever there is clear still water abundant in marine flora and fauna. Some maritime tourist spots have become fan favorites, such as the beaches of the Hawaii Islands, the Caribbean, Florida and California.
The entire Great Barrier Reef in Australia is a snorkeler’s heaven. Even the [...]

By Max Bellamy
Snorkeling or underwater sightseeing is gaining wide popularity. The gear, much like the scuba gear, includes a mask, fins and a short tube called as snorkel. Snorkeling is done just below the surface of still bodies of water, such as lagoons, where moving water won’t enter the snorkel. Many water resorts now provide [...]

By Felix Tero
Snorkeling is a laidback form of scuba diving that requires only basic scuba equipment and minimal skills. Beautiful coral formations and amazing fish species still dot the shallow waters, so there’s really no stopping you from basking in the scenery and viewing marine life close to the surface with the use of a [...]

By Max Bellamy
While snorkeling in the tropics you’ll marvel at the clear blue shimmering waters, colorful marine life and silvery schools of fish, maybe even a dolphin or two—all under a sparkling sun. No wonder the tropics are favored for snorkeling.
The beaches are shallow, less than a hundred fathoms (1 fathom = 6 feet or [...]