Snorkeling
If you go to Andaman, Snorkeling at Elephant Beach in Andaman will be a good experience. This place is beauty and peace personified, and you can discover a new world underwater. The water is crystal clear and blue, and you can see colorful coral reefs and marine life. While snorkeling, you can see fish, starfish, and other sea creatures up close, which makes it even more exciting.
The calm and clear water of Elephant Beach is perfect for snorkelling. The trained guides here will provide you with safety and convenience so you can snorkel comfortably and safely.
Thus, snorkeling at Elephant Beach in Andaman offers a unique and exciting experience, which will make your trip unforgettable.
The clear and blue waters of the Andaman Islands are perfect for snorkeling. Neil Island, Red Skin Island, North Bay Island, and South Button Island are the main places here.
Each place has its speciality, like Neil Island’s clear waters and diverse marine life or Red Skin Island’s spectacular coral reefs. Professional guides and instructors are also there to help, giving you a safe and fun experience.
Snorkeling is a popular water activity that allows you to explore the underwater world while floating on the surface. Participants wear a snorkel mask and fins to breathe comfortably through the snorkel tube, giving them a chance to observe the breathtaking coral reefs and marine life without the need for scuba diving.
Snorkeling is an adventure activity of swimming on or through an entire water body while equipped with a designed tube like equipment called snorkel. Utilizing this equipment helps the snorkeller to witness underwater marine attractions in the best possible way. It is popular as well as a fun activity to get you a lifetime experience. Snorkel, L shaped tube is 30 cm long, generally, fixed at the lower end, and designed of rubber or plastic. It is equipped for breathing air from over the water surface when the snorkeller's mouth area and nose are drowned. Generally, the snorkel has a part of the rubber that attaches the snorkel to the outside of the belt of the diving mask since forwarding the snorkel between mask-strap and the head.
