Snorkeling
This page shows 31 photographs of snorkeling. Snorkeling is a water activity. A person swims on or through a body of water. The person wears a mask, a snorkel, and fins. These photographs show marine life viewed by snorkelers. Some photographs show people snorkeling. Other photographs show the underwater environment.
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Vibrant Blue Giant Clam on Coral Reef
Bright Tropical Fish Among Colorful Coral
School Of Butterflyfish Swims Over Vibrant Coral Reef
School Of Butterflyfish Swims Over Coral Reef
Dolphin Swimming With Snorkeler In Clear Blue Water
French Angelfish Swimming Near Coral Reef
Green Coral Bushes With Small Fish
Hawksbill Turtle Among Colorful Coral Structures
A Striped Pufferfish Swims Among Colorful Coral Reefs
Red Sea Fan With Small Fish
School of Small Fish Over Yellow Coral Reef
Vibrant School of Blue and Yellow Fish Underwater
Scuba Diver Behind Colorful Sea Fans
Scuba Diver With Sun Rays Over Coral Reef
Green Sea Turtle Resting Among Colorful Coral Reef
Sea Turtle Swims Gracefully Near Scuba Diver
Sohal Surgeonfish Swimming Over Coral Reef
Striped Fish Among Colorful Coral
Sunlit Coral Reef With Sponges And Fish
Sweetlips Fish Among Vibrant Coral Reef
School Of Tropical Fish In Crystal Clear Water
Tropical Fish School In Clear Turquoise Water
School Of Butterflyfish In Crystal Clear Tropical Waters
Questions and answers
What is snorkeling?
Snorkeling is swimming on or through water with a mask, snorkel, and fins. It allows observation of the underwater environment. This activity is common in clear, calm waters. Snorkelers can see marine animals and plants.
What marine life is visible when snorkeling?
Snorkelers often see various marine animals. These include many types of fish. They also see sea turtles, rays, and sometimes dolphins. The photographs on this site show many of these creatures. They also show different types of coral.
Where do people go snorkeling?
People snorkel in many clear water locations. Popular spots include tropical oceans and calm seas. Many photographs on this site show snorkeling in areas with a coral reef. These reefs support diverse ecosystems. They are shallow enough for snorkelers to explore.
What is the difference between snorkeling and diving?
Snorkeling involves swimming on the surface or making shallow dives while holding ones breath. Divers use equipment to breathe underwater for longer periods. They can go to greater depths. This site has photographs of both snorkeling and diving.