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Snorkeling in the North island





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Itinerary: 08:00: Pick you up at your hotel and come to meeting place: Snorkeling to see the coral: the coral reefs are pristine and rich, with a variety of colorful fish. Visiting Coral Park: Walking under the sea (at your own expense) 11:30: Drop you back to the resort. Note: Tour available on dry season only (November to May)
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About Snorkeling in the North island
About Snorkeling in the North island
This snorkeling activity on the north side of the island offers a chance to explore rich coral reefs teeming with diverse, colorful fish. It's perfect for underwater adventure enthusiasts who want to experience the beauty of the marine world.
Why Snorkeling in the North island is a must
The highlight of this activity is the exceptionally healthy and abundant coral reefs, along with a wide variety of colorful marine fish, making snorkeling an unforgettable experience. This tour is only available during the dry season (November to May), which is the most suitable time for snorkeling.
Top things to do at Snorkeling in the North island
The main activity is snorkeling to admire the beauty of the coral reefs and colorful fish. Additionally, there's an opportunity to visit the Coral Park, where you can choose to walk underwater (additional charges apply).
How to get to Snorkeling in the North island
You will be picked up at your hotel in the morning and transported to the meeting point for the snorkeling activity. After the activity concludes, you will be dropped off back at your resort.
Location of Snorkeling in the North island
This activity takes place on the north side of the island, which is home to abundant coral reefs.
Opening hours of Snorkeling in the North island
The activity starts at approximately 08:00 AM and ends around 11:30 AM. This tour is only available during the dry season, which is from November to May.
Know Before You Go
This tour is only available during the dry season (November to May). Visiting the Coral Park and walking underwater incurs additional charges.