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Located in the heart of the South Pacific, New Caledonia is blessed with the world’s largest lagoon, offering infinite snorkeling opportunities. Although you will probably start by snorkeling from the shore around Nouméa, you shouldn’t leave New Caledonia without having explored some of the islets and reefs scattered t (...)

Pristine white-sanded beaches fringed with swaying palms and crystal clear waters... welcome to Mauritius! Bathed by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, this idyllic island is surrounded by 100 miles of coral reefs. Although fishing and tourist frequentation has strongly contributed to the deterioration of coral, some (...)

Panama is bordering both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean, two radically different but equally fascinating marine ecosystems. The best snorkeling spots are located in the many islands and archipelagos scattered along the coasts of the country. From coral reefs to rocky drop offs, from mangroves to stunning shipw (...)

Imagine you are swimming surrounded by schools of dozens of nurse sharks, getting face to face with friendly stingrays, exploring the edge of a mangrove or meeting schools of tropical fish in healthy and shallow coral gardens… Open your eyes…. You are snorkeling in Belize! With an extensive barrier reef located just of (...)

Although tourist frequentation has strongly contributed to the deterioration of its coral reefs in its busiest islands, Thailand remains a world-class snorkeling destination. Its lush tropical coasts, reefs and islands offers a wide choice of snorkeling spots, in both Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman Sea. Thailand is b (...)

From the kaleidoscopic coral reefs fringing the Keys region to the freshwater springs where manatees congregate in winter months, Florida offers you a lot of choices for your next snorkeling vacation. Florida is the only continental US state where the climate is tropical and where snorkeling can be done under good cond (...)

Bathed by the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of California, Mexico introduces snorkelers to an extraordinary diversity of underwater environments. The Riviera Maya, in particular, offers an unequalled diversity of snorkeling spots. Lose yourself into the clear emerald green waters of a cenote near Tulum, experience the won (...)

Indonesia is a vast archipelago of 17 000 islands located at the heart of the Coral Triangle. The country features some 20% of the world’s coral reefs, and hosts pristine coral gardens, which are home to the richest marine biodiversity on earth. You will never get tired exploring its warm, calm and crystal-clear waters (...)

Cuba, the largest island in the Caribbean, is renowned for its spectacular beaches, which are kissed by the Atlantic Ocean on the north and the Caribbean Sea on the south. The country offers dozens of snorkeling spots spread out along its expansive coastline, with a wide range of marine environments, comprising mangrov (...)

Egypt has over 850 miles of coastline bathed by the Red Sea and the Mediterranean. The Red Sea Riviera is, in particular, one of the best snorkeling destinations in the world. Put on your mask and with a few strokes of your swim fins, you will soon be enjoying clownfish in their sea anemone, shoals of bannerfish and re (...)

Located East to Aruba and Curacao, Bonaire is the second-largest island in the Dutch Caribbean. While the fringing coral reefs all around Bonaire have suffered in recent decades from storms and bleaching events, Bonaire’s coral reefs remain among the healthiest and the most spectacular in the Caribbean. With its shallo (...)