SNORKELING · SCOOTER RENTALS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 13 scooter and snorkeling days worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Meet at the Tombs of the Kings, transfer to Agios Georgios Beach, and snorkel with wild turtles in a group of up to nine. Chris, Patrick, Nikolas, Julia, or another local guide provides gear, safety help, turtle etiquette, sea scooters, fruit, water, and free turtle photos.
“Guide Nicklas was amazing. Everyone fiel save with him. I can strongly rekomend this experience.”
Set out from Burriana Beach with an English- or Spanish-speaking guide such as Irene, Maria, Mar, or Valeria. Ride by speedboat to the Maro-Cerro Gordo cliffs, snorkel among Mediterranean fish, and share a sea scooter with one other person. Wetsuits, equipment, and GoPro footage are included.
“The guide was excellent, Irene I think? Really great activity well done.”
Join guides such as Sébastien, Nicolas, or Nico for a three-and-a-half-hour sea scooter snorkel around Temae Beach, Turtle Town, and Moorea’s coral gardens. After a safety lesson and shallow-water practice, visit three sites, with gear, refreshments, and selected hotel transfers included.
“This was one of the highlights of our trip. Amazing coral, bright and vibrant fish and a captain and guide that were first rate! Thanks for the memories!”
Meet Aruba Bob in Savaneta for a guided sea-scooter snorkel at Mangel Halto. After safety and equipment instruction, you’ll follow guides such as Loui, Mark, Vinnie, or Martina on a mile-long reef loop to see fish, coral, and sometimes a wreck. Groups are capped at six, with photos included.
“Mark was an outstanding guide for our tour. He was informative and attentive to everyone in our group. With safety in mind, he made sure we were all comfortable with our equipment and the scooter. He showed us lots of beautiful fish, seRead more”
At Wailea Beach, My Splash guides such as Tristan, Yuri, Seth, and Ryan lead small groups through Makena Bay by sea scooter. You get gear, a safety briefing, reef commentary, and time to look for turtles, eels, rays, fish, and coral. Strong swimming skills and upper-body strength are required.
“This was an amazing excursion!! The two staff running the excursion were exceptional!! Very patient and calm, and even helped someone overcome a fear. We had three kids and 3 adults, with one adult who never snorkeled before. Snorkeling with the propellers, made it so much easier to move around in the water. They even brought a paddle board along the trip in case anybody got tired or cold, you had the option to can get out of the water and take a break . We were able to go around rocks and went about 40ft deep in the water. we observed a shark, many turtles and fish. Overall, the…”
Meet your guide at Bonaire’s cruise port or the Watersport Center, learn to handle a sea scooter, then ride from shore to a reef for about an hour of guided snorkeling. Guides such as Elora, Sommer, and Gretta tailor the pace, provide gear, and point out fish, coral, turtles, rays, and bait balls.
“Sommer was delightful. An excellent source of information about the excursion as well as the history of the island. She was kind, patient and cheerful. The snorkeling was all it was meant to be. The sea scooter a fun way to see more in the time allotted.”
Spend 3.5 hours exploring Moorea’s lagoons by eco-friendly sea scooter. Guides such as Niko, Nicolas, and Thierry lead small groups of up to seven to coral gardens and ray encounters, with chances to see turtles, sharks, fish, and sometimes dolphins. Equipment, water, and soft drinks are included.
“The tour guides were fantastic. No changes required as this tour was perfect. Happy to strongly recommend this tour to everyone.”
Start at Wailea Beach with two certified guides, learn to use an underwater scooter, then spend about 70 minutes exploring local reefs. Look for Hawaiian green sea turtles, eels, rays, octopuses, butterflyfish, and coral. Prior swimming and snorkeling experience is required.
“Had a magical time with these guys. My girlfriend is not much of an ocean girl but felt very safe and loved the experience as well- given the opportunity to travel to Hawaii again, we'll certainly book these guys! Mahalo for a wonderful time!”
Meet at Restaurant La Pinède in Cap d'Ail, learn to handle an underwater scooter, then follow an English or French-speaking instructor along quieter coastal water. You will look for fish, octopus, and sea urchins in a group limited to six. Julien is one of the instructors who has led this outing.
“très agreable une belle expérience !!! le matin c'est revigorant l'eau est encore bonne en septembre !! le loniteur Julien super sympa”
From Waikiki, you’ll ride a newly built catamaran to Turtle Canyon for guided turtle snorkeling, then try an electric water scooter and paddleboard. English, Japanese, and Korean support is available, with musubi, cup noodles, snacks, drinks, and a framed photo included.
“Amazing !! We see a lot of turtles 🐢 and so many amazing fishes”
Join Omega Divers for a small-group boat trip around Souda Bay, using Yamaha sea scooters to cover more water while snorkeling. Your guide provides gear, a safety lesson, fruit, snacks, water, and free photos and video. SUP is also available, with pickup from Chania hotels.
“Virkelig en god tur! Vores guide, Malina og vores græske kaptajn Kostas, var virkelig dygtige og søde! Vandet var uroligt, men vi fik alligevel en rigtig god oplevelse ud af det. Snorkelscooteren var virkelig sjove. Det eneste, der tæller ned, var at der ikke blev kommunikeret om transporten. Undervejs derud havde vi halvanden time i en varevogn uden Aircondition, og da vi skulle hjem blev der ikke fortalt, at der var en ventetid på ca 40 minutter. Her kunne vi have brugt tiden på at hente mad og noget at drikke, da vi var på den tidlige udflugt.”
Join Bolhas Tours in Sesimbra for a three-hour sea scooter snorkeling trip along the Arrábida coast. Henrique or Rosa may guide your small group through two protected marine sites, with suits, masks, scooters, hot showers, water, and a short wine stop included.
“It was a lot of fun and the tourguide was very friendly and informative. Highly recommended!!”
Meet near Cap d’Ail train station for a two-hour sea scooter snorkeling outing with Julien from Ecole Apnée Barbadiving. You’ll use a scooter, mask, fins, snorkel, and protective gear to reach quiet coastal areas, watch local sea life, and learn how to move comfortably underwater.
“Such a fun way to do snorkelling. Julien was friendly and helpful throughout. Absolutely would do this again!”
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