Snorkin' round the world

The Great Barrier Reef, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, needs no introduction. Yet, no picture or documentary can truly capture the breath-taking magic that unfolds beneath its turquoise surface. For that, you need to don your mask and fins and enter a realm of dazzling diversity – a realm accessible to all through the simple joy of snorkelling. A cacophony of colour greets you on the Great Barrier Reef Imagine sunlight dappling crystal-clear waters as you glide over a vibrant tapestry of coral gardens. Schools of vibrantly coloured fish, from electric blue tangs to shimmering clownfish dancing around anemones, weave through this underwater landscape like living jewels. This isn't just a scene from a scuba diving magazine; it's your reality with every stroke you take in the Great Barrier Reef. Fish large and small can be found exploring the coral gardens The reef's snorkelling sites are as diverse as ...

J eju Island, South Korea's volcanic gem, is renowned for its stunning volcanic landscapes, charming villages, and dramatic coastlines. But beneath the turquoise waters of Seogwipo, another world awaits, teeming with vibrant life and hidden wonders. This is where the iconic Seogwipo Submarine takes you on an unforgettable journey into the depths, offering a glimpse into the island's marine secrets. Munseom Island is just offshore from Jeju Island Embark on an Oceanic Adventure Imagine descending into the crystal-clear waters, leaving the sunlit world behind you as the submarine gently glides down. Through the large portholes, a vibrant panorama unfolds: schools of colorful fish swirl around coral reefs, their scales shimmering like jewels in the sunlight. Curious octopus peek out from their rocky hideouts, playful cuttlefish change colors in a mesmerizing display, and majestic stingrays glide past with an otherworldly grace. The Seogwipo Submarine navigates the underwater lands...

Imagine this: sunlight dances on crystal-clear turquoise water, the air is crisp and salty, and playful fur seals zoom past you, their whiskers twitching and eyes sparkling with curiosity. Welcome to the underwater wonderland of Montague Island, a stunning nature reserve off the coast of New South Wales, Australia, and home to one of the most exhilarating snorkeling experiences on the planet – swimming with seals! A playful seal inspects the camera Montague Island, also known as Barunguba by its traditional owners, is a sanctuary for over 2,000 Australian fur seals. These adorable creatures can often be found basking on rocky outcrops or frolicking in the kelp forests, completely undeterred by the presence of human visitors. This unique opportunity to get up close and personal with these charismatic animals makes snorkeling at Montague Island an unforgettable adventure for divers of all levels. Montague Island is just a short boat ride from Narooma on the NSW South Coast A Glimpse into...

Snorkelling Paradise: Fly Point, Halifax Aquatic Reserve Have you ever dreamed of swimming alongside vibrant fish in a crystal-clear ocean? Look no further than Fly Point, Halifax Aquatic Reserve, in Nelson Bay, NSW Australia. Just one hour from Newcastle and two hours from Sydney, this snorkelling haven is teeming with marine life, making it the perfect spot for an underwater adventure. Schools of fish are abundant at Fly Point A Kaleidoscope of Colour From the moment you submerge yourself in the waters of Fly Point, you'll be surrounded by a dazzling array of fish. Schools of bream, snapper, and whiting dart around you, their scales shimmering like jewels in the sunlight. Keep an eye out for the shy puffers, the leathery-skinned leatherjackets, the curious flatheads, and the wrasse with their vibrant stripes. And if you're lucky, you might even spot a cuttlefish camouflaged against the rocks. A blue groper feeds amongst the kelp More Than Just Fish The beauty of Fly Point goe...