Snorkeling in Talawila St. Anne's Reef

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About this activity

This two hour adventure gives you an amazing opportunity to get a clear view of the sea life that inhabit the shallow waters just off Talawila. Feast your eyes on colorful corals.

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At a glance

Duration: 2 hours
Confirmation: Instant confirmation
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Your group only
People per booking: 1–8
Guide: English
Operated by: Lakpura LLC

Ages: Adults (12–47 years)

What is included

Included

Included: 1 Liter of Bottled Mineral Water Per Person
Included: All snorkeling equipment

Not included

Not included: Hotel Pick & Drop
Not included: Food or Drinks
Not included: Gratuities (Optional)
Not included: Expenses of Personal Nature

Itinerary

You will begin your snorkeling tour from the Diving Center in Talawila at 8:00 am. Other timings can be arranged but visibility of the sea floor gets lower later on in the day. In addition, many inhabitants of the sea hide in the shady crevices beyond sight as the sun climbs higher. Your boat ride will take up till 20 minutes to get to the best snorkeling spot in Talawila. Snorkeling is the sport of swimming with a diving mask and snorkel tube on. Fins are often used for the feet too. The snorkel tube allows the swimmer to breathe for a long time with his or her face underwater. As such, the sport is used to view the ocean floor and colorful sea life, amongst other things. While snorkeling in Talawila you will be able to see many beautiful sights such as colorful and bright living corals, the large silver blue shoals of small fish, that hermit crab that peeks out for prey, the pretty flowery looking anemones that hide danger in their midst, the clownfish that wanders amongst the strands fearlessly and much more. If you bring an underwater camera, you will be able to take some great photos too.