Guided SNORKEL TOURS

GUIDED SNORKEL TOURS - SHORE BASED

Our GUIDED SNORKEL TOURS ARE A FANTASTIC WAY TO EXPLORE MAGNETIC ISLAND’S UNDERWATER WORLD

Are you curious about the Great Barrier Reef? Ever wondered what green sea turtles snack on, how fast coral grows, or how much a giant clam weighs? Our guided snorkel tours are a fantastic way to dive into these questions—and so much more!

Our guided snorkel tours are shore based, meaning no boats and no hassle. Just meet us at the dive shop, get fitted out in all your snorkel gear, walk a few minutes to the entry point across the road from our shop and jump in with your expert snorkel guide leading the way. During your snorkel we’ll pausing to share fascinating insights about the underwater world around you. You’ll get to learn about marine life, hone your snorkelling skills and feel safe knowing your guide is with you every step of the way.

Whether you’re a first-time snorkeler or looking to brush up on your technique, our guided snorkel tours offer a relaxed, educational and safe way to explore.

Why CHOOSE A GUIDED SNORKEL TOUR?

You could rent gear and go it alone, but here’s why a guide is great:

Safety First
Snorkelling can feel a little overwhelming at first, especially if you’re new to it. Your personal guide will make sure you feel comfortable and safe from start to finish, with safety briefings, equipment checks and support throughout your adventure.
Learn from the experts
Our guides are full of fascinating facts and stories about the marine life you’ll encounter. You’ll learn more about coral ecosystems, the creatures who call it home and how they all interact in this beautiful underwater world.
Private and personal
Our shore-based snorkel tours are exclusive to you! Designed as private experiences, you can enjoy a personalised adventure without the distractions of group or shared settings.
Explore like a pro
Magnetic Island is home to a vibrant fringing reef that’s super unique to this part of the Great Barrier Reef. Your guide will help you discover its hidden gems and the incredible biodiversity that you might miss if you were just exploring on your own.