Swimming while watching the seabed
Snorkelling is the simplest way to look into the world beneath the water. It means swimming on the surface with a mask and a tube that lets you breathe while you gaze downwards.
You need no tanks and no courses. There is no diving deep. It is enough to float calmly and observe. That is why almost anyone can enjoy it, even someone who has never tried it before.
The key is calm. The more relaxed you are, the better you float and the more you see. It is an unhurried way to discover the sea, without effort and without noise.
The moment of the swim on our outings
When the sea allows, we anchor at a spot of calm water by the cliffs. There we switch off the engine and the time for the swim arrives.
That is when you can go snorkelling. We lend the gear on board, so you do not need to bring anything. And it does not matter if it is your first time: the crew explains the basics so you feel safe.
Beneath the surface another landscape awaits you. The seabeds of this coast are volcanic, made of dark rock, with a life of their own. Seeing it with your own eyes, in clean and clear water, is one of the memories that stays most with those who come with us.
A respectful look at the sea
For us, snorkelling is not just a swim. It is another way of drawing close to the sea with respect.
Everything beneath the water is alive. We look without touching and without disturbing, just as we do with the cetaceans from the boat. The sea is not a stage set up for us, and its wildlife is not there to perform. When you look calmly into the deep, you step for a moment into its home. We simply give you the chance to look at it and to leave it just as it was.