SNORKELING · SHOPPING TOURS

Shopping and Snorkeling Days Worldwide: Our Top 2

2 trips  ·  from $35 a head

The good shopping and snorkeling days fill up weeks ahead and the small boats go first. Below: the 2 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.

Cabo San Lucas Shopping, Tequila Tasting, and Snorkel Tour - Tequila tasting at Hacienda Tequila
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Cabo San Lucas Shopping, Tequila Tasting, and Snorkel Tour

1.Cabo San Lucas Shopping, Tequila Tasting, and Snorkel Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 299 reviews · 6 hours (approx.) · from $135Our pick

Start with hotel pickup, Cabo views, a glassblowing demonstration, shopping, and tequila tasting. Then cruise toward Santa Maria or Chileno Bay for snorkeling, an included meal, drinks, music, and views of the Arch. Shared transport and a group of up to 100 make this a lively, value-focused day.

“This excursion was AMAZING!!! We started off by going to town and saw a glass blowing show! So cool! Then we went shopping with n town for a bit! We boarded the cruise ship which is HUGE! There were quite a few people but so much room for top and bottom deck! The top of the boat is where all the action is! The MC was HILARIOUS! They get the whole crowd involved in fun activities! The views were amazing! We even saw a whale! After snorkeling they served us an amazing Taco buffet! The best ever! My son has celiac disease and prior to boarding they put Gluten free…”

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Miami Snorkeling for Beginners from Bayside Market Place - What the sandbar stop is really like
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Miami Snorkeling for Beginners from Bayside Market Place

2.Miami Snorkeling for Beginners from Bayside Market Place

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 13 reviews · from $35Best value

From Bayside Marketplace, a friendly English- or Spanish-speaking captain takes you across Biscayne Bay to a shallow sandbar near a secluded island. You get basic snorkel gear, safety equipment, swimming time, and skyline views, but expect guidance rather than a formal lesson.

““Snorkelling for beginners”. You are given a short tour of the Miami harbour on route to a public Island, you are then given a set of goggles and a snorkel and more or less told to fend for yourself, watch out for other boats people ext ext. there is no “lesson” or “teaching” of any sort and when asked to be told more information you are looked at like an idiot.”

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