About the experience
All it takes is a mask and snorkel to discover the reef world: sergeant majors, parrotfish, starfish and corals just inches beneath the surface, in warm, crystal-clear water.
No experience needed
Snorkeling in the natural pools requires no course: the water is shallow, calm and warm. Just breathe through the tube and float slowly with your face in the water.
What you might see
Schools of striped sergeant majors, colorful parrotfish, surgeonfish, sea urchins and starfish. If you're lucky, a turtle may swim by.
Responsible snorkeling
Corals are living animals that grow only a few millimeters a year. Don't touch, don't stand on them and take nothing from the reef — only photos.








