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Night Snorkeling Adventure

This guided shore night snorkel focuses on the quiet magic of the sea after dark. With your guide leading the way and special underwater lights, you’ll explore calm, shallow water and see how the underwater life changes once the sun goes down.

Tarpon on the Hunt

Most times tarpons also join us for their nightly hunt, gliding beside the group and using our lights to track their prey.

A Different World at Night

Floating weightlessly in the dark with only your beam cutting through the water feels totally different than during the day.

Small Group Experience

No boats, no crowds—just a small group and the quiet, focused experience of the sea at night.

Nocturnal Marine Life

With your light, you may spot lobsters, small spotted moray eels, drumfish, stingrays, crabs, squid, and octopus as they come out to feed.

What's Included

  • Full snorkel gear i
  • Kmowladgeble guide
  • pickup and drop off
  • STINAPA nature fee

Exclusions

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Meeting point

We will meet you in front off the main entrence of your accomodation. We will contact you the day of the activity with a specific time. Please confirm when you received the details.

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What do I need to bring?

Must bring:
-Towel
-Swimwear

Useful if you have your own:
-Snorkelgear
-Rashguard or wetsuit (Preferably longsleeved)
-Watershoes with a thick enough sole.
-Divelight
-Underwartercamera

Please note

You must be able to swim and already be somewhat comfortable snorkeling during the daytime. Not recommended for people with heart conditions.

Service FAQ & Safety Information

What is the minimum age for night snorkeling?

Participants must be at least 10 years old. Younger snorkelers may be allowed at the guide's discretion if they demonstrate strong swimming skills during a daytime excursion first.

Is night snorkeling safe for beginners?

Safety is our priority. We require all participants to be comfortable in the water and have basic daytime snorkeling experience. Our guides provide powerful lights and stay close to the group at all times.

What marine life will we see at night?

Night brings out active hunters like Tarpon, Octopuses, Lobsters, and Moray Eels. The reef transforms as coral polyps open to feed, creating a vibrant, glowing underwater landscape.

What happens in case of bad weather?

If sea conditions or visibility are unsafe, we will reschedule the tour or provide a full refund. We monitor wind and wave conditions closely to ensure peak safety for every guest.

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