Vanuatu Snorkeling
Underwater
Adventure at Snorkeling Spots in Vanuatu
While holidaying in Vanuatu, snorkeling
should be one of the items at the very top of your to do list. Snorkeling is fun, easy, and provides an
unimaginably beautiful view of what is going on under the water. You will find many great snorkeling spots in
Vanuatu.
Professional Snorkeling
Guides
At many resorts and locations, a marine biologist will be the one to
guide your tour. Not only does this provide you with a professional tour, but you can also rest assured that
nothing will be missed during your snorkeling adventure. Other locations also provide professional staff to lead
you to dive sites and on snorkeling tours. The staff stays with you at all times
to ensure you had the best experience and that you return safely as well. Most tours leave at a specific time, so
it is best to check with the resort to find out more information.
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Depending on where you stay and your Vanuatu holiday
package,
some Port Vila resorts will include snorkeling gear when you book a
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Furthermore, most Vanuatu resorts
offer snorkeling as a free service to their guests. This often includes the guided tour and the gear that you need
for your snorkeling adventure. Whether you have been snorkeling before or this is your first time, the waters of
Vanuatu create irreplaceable memories that can be captured by a number of different types of underwater
cameras.
Hideaway Island Resort and
Marine Sanctuary
If you plan to make your stay at Port Vila’s Hideaway Island Resort
and Marine Sanctuary, you can even visit the underground post office. Boasted as the only underground post office
in the world, this location can be reached by both divers and snorkelers alike to mail a letter or a post card that
can be delivered locally or internationally. With your snorkeling gear already on, this is one experience that
cannot be missed.
The Republic of Vanuatu, which is made up of 83 islands, recognizes
that its location and surroundings truly makes it a marine paradise. There are very few places where you cannot be
surrounded by coral reefs and tropical fish. Many of the first are so used to snorkelers that they will literally
allow you to hand feed them as you make your way under the water. You can also see over 130 different types of
coral in just 2-4m of water.
As such, snorkeling is encouraged anywhere that you stay and many
places that you visit. No matter when you decide to do it or where you decide to go, it is one thing that should
definitely be done before you return home.

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