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Great Exuma snorkeling is fun
Great Exuma Bahamas snorkeling is the best way for the inexperienced to become acquainted with the superb Great Exuma Bahamas marine environment.
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Besides Great Exuma Bahamas snorkeling, you can also try a vast array of water sports. So dive with confidence and professional guidance and enjoy Great Exuma Bahamas snorkeling.
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Great Exuma snorkeling advices
Great Exuma Bahamas snorkeling is one of the favorite tourist activities on a Great Exuma Bahamas holiday. Whether it's off the boat or right off the beach, Great Exuma Bahamas snorkeling is a perfect way to experience the beauty of the underwater world.
If you’ve never experienced snorkeling before, don't worry. Equipment and instruction can be found at almost any hotel.
If you plan to snorkel off the beach, having your own equipment is a big plus: many of the best Great Exuma Bahamas snorkeling areas are isolated, far from places where you can rent gear. If you can float and you like to have fun, you'll love Great Exuma Bahamas snorkeling. |
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Great Exuma snorkeling - fun and relax for you and your family
They say there are some 365 islands in the Exuma chain, but no one has ever bothered to count them properly. The reefs, blue holes, and drop-offs are teeming with reef and deep-water fish and other marine life. With an island and its surrounding beaches and reefs for every day of the year, you’ll never lack for someplace new to explore. For snorkelers, the Exumas are a wonderland of flats, shallow reefs and beaches. You can snorkel almost anywhere. Just wade out a hundred yards or so, and plunge in. The best bet for snorkeling is in the magnificent waters off the coast of Stocking Island . Boat trips from George Town depart for the island twice a day. You can also rent snorkeling equipment for $8 a day at Minns Water Sports in George Town. If you want to snorkel around some of Exuma's most well-preserved reefs, call Exuma Scuba Adventures. Its 3-hour-plus excursions cost $25 per adult, $10 for children under 12. Pagoda Reef is not far from Georgetown. The elkhorn coral, leaf and sheet corals here have evolved into a magnificent, pagoda-like grotto. The whole formation is populated by a great underwater family of parrotfish, sergeant majors, snappers, angels and crustaceans. Mystery cave is a network of caverns extending for miles beneath Stocking Island and the surrounding ocean. Starting at a depth of only 15 feet, the cavern system soon drops off to a heart-stopping 100 feet. Note: Never dive the Mystery Cave without a qualified guide. Just outside Elizabeth Harbour, Angelfish Blue Hole is considered to be the number one dive site in the Exumas. Not far from Angelfish, this is another spectacular blue hole. The crescent-shaped opening is just 15 feet below the surface. Here, you can dive to the sandy bottom of the cave where you'll see crabs, lobsters and anemones. Note: dive Crab Cay Crevasse with a qualified guide.
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Great Exuma Vacations site
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