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Snorkeling

The Aquarium, drifts down the pass, then the search for the dolphins: a guided trip, equipment provided.

A guided trip

We start at the Aquarium, then do several drifts down the pass, letting the current carry us, before setting off in search of the dolphins. Equipment is provided.

The Tiputa pass and the Aquarium seen from space

For the whole family

Children are welcome: let us know their age when you book. A private boat can also be booked for a snorkeling trip, for 1 to 4 passengers.

Dolphins at the surface
A turtle just below the surface
Bannerfish in front of a colourful reef
Soldierfish under a coral head
Discover the lagoon and the Aquarium

Frequently asked questions

How does a snorkelling trip work?

We start at the Aquarium, then do several drifts down the pass, carried by the current, before heading out to look for the dolphins. The trip is guided and equipment is provided.

Can children come snorkelling?

Yes, children are welcome. Please give their age when you book.

Do I need to bring a mask and fins?

No, equipment is provided. You can bring your own if you prefer.

Can you see the dolphins while snorkelling?

The trip ends with a search for the dolphins, which live all year round in the Tiputa pass. An encounter is never guaranteed, and it takes place in line with the regulations.

Can I charter a private boat for snorkelling?

Yes, a private boat can be booked for a snorkelling trip, for 1 to 4 passengers.

Book

Tell us your dates, the number of people, your levels and the date of your last dive: we will reply with availability.

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