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17 July 2017

Snorkeling in Tonga

A popular activity in the Kingdom on Tonga is snorkelling; it’s easy to do for all age groups. No complicated gear on your back, just a snorkel, some flippers and away you go. Tonga is renowed for crystal clear waters, a huge variety of tropical fish species and coral. For first time snorkellers there are plenty of guides around to assist you. The water temperature is always very pleasant; you don’t even need a wet suit.
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16 July 2017

Snorkeling in Niue

In Niue visitors have the opportunity to experience spectacular snorkelling spots with an amazing abundance of fish, corals and other marine life that inhabit the islands waters. One of Niue’s greatest features is its incredibly clear water; this, teamed with extensive coral reefs, makes Niue the perfect place to snorkel.
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16 July 2017

Snorkeling in Palau

Palau’s cobalt drop-offs, prisms of colorful coral reefs and virtually limitless variety of sea life in this tropical paradise wow snorkelers, from beginners to experienced, with over fifty existing sites, each different from the next. Snorkeling is year-round in Palau and during the busiest season from January to April, spectacular sights such as migratory whale sharks passing by, sharks or mantas mating, and large schools of fish spawning can be seen.
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16 July 2017

Snorkeling in Papua New Guinea

It is inarguable that diving in Papua New Guinea is a leading market for tourists. Similarly, when visiting this exquisite paradise, one cannot deny that snorkelling is just as exciting. Buka, the provincial capital of the formerly known North Solomons has great fishing, swimming and snorkelling in the clear waters of the Buka Passage. In Manus, most of the north coast is bordered with a reef. It has excellent visibility, and a huge variety of corals, fish and wartime wrecks.
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