Snorkeling

What to discover

Snorkeling uses a mask and snorkel to observe beneath the water’s surface. Depending on the location and conditions, explorers may notice fish, rocks, sand or other habitats. Visibility and wildlife sightings vary, making careful observation part of the discovery.

About the discovery

Pico wonders what moves below the ripples. Tati wants to know how to watch without disturbing anything. Together they discover that the best underwater explorers leave the places they visit as they found them.

Explore with Pico & Tati

Underwater memory: After returning to shore, draw what you actually observed. Add the shapes, colors and movements you remember. Ask your guide to help identify unfamiliar creatures rather than guessing.

Plan your visit

Choose a guided outing suited to the family’s swimming skills. Ask about conditions, fitted equipment, flotation and supervision before entering the water. Practice using the mask and snorkel with the guide in a suitable setting first.