go snorkelling in tropical waters

The experience was amazing! I snorkelled in Bermuda and also Aruba, though it was Bermuda’s coral reefs that I loved more. I couldn’t get used to the flippers and would go without them, which I don’t recommend because I now have a scar on my foot from snagging some coral. The experience was still breathtaking and completely worthwhile.

Theres just something about feeling like your a fish. Then again you feel like your a human as soon as you see a shark!

Everything was so beautiful. I was like being in another world. I’m definitely going to be doing it again.

Lots of WWII wreckage there in fairly shallow water, which attracts fish. Beautiful blue water. Highly recommended.

My wife and I went snorkeling near Costa Maya, Mexico on our honeymoon cruise. The water was clear, we were on a reef, and it could not have been more beautiful! We both enjoyed it so much! And I was so enthralled that I forgot to take pictures with the underwater disposable camera I had bought!

We’ve been snorkeling one other time in Mexico since, on our anniversary trip. This time we were on the Pacific side, and we went to the Marietas Islands. This time left a lot to be desired, in that the ocean conditions were much rougher, and the water less clear. Not only that, but there were too many people on this tour, which caused us to constantly be bumping into others. It was still not bad though.

I’d always people talk about how amazing it is to snorkel in clear blue water where you can actually see everything but this exceded my expectations. We went snorkeling in several different locations throughout Puerto Rico. My favorite was definitely the “blue hole” although I got in attacked by some nasty fire coral on the way there. Definitely worth doing!

Snorkeling off the coast of St. John, there are brain coral the size of cars, and shiny silver fishes in warm clear water…sigh…simply the best!

I went snorkeling in Curacao, Hawaii, and Bermuda. What a great way to see the area!

Would love to do this one day!

Wish I could watch the reefs every day.