Things You Didn't Know Attract Sharks While Swimming And Snorkeling
Shark attacks are incredibly rare, but if you'd really like to lower your chances of an encounter, here are a few things you didn't know attract sharks.
Read MoreShark attacks are incredibly rare, but if you'd really like to lower your chances of an encounter, here are a few things you didn't know attract sharks.
Read MoreOne of the best things you can do to keep yourself safe while snorkeling is to choose where you're going to explore -- and know which areas to avoid.
Read MoreThe spectacular scenery is not the only allure drawing visitors to this Caribbean beach. It's known to be home to sea turtles, which are a common sight.
Read MoreHawaii is a world-famous destination for water sports, but there's a distressing -- and deadly -- trend visitors should be aware of when visiting.
Read MoreIf your planning an underwater expedition but you've never put on fins or goggles, here are a few things to avoid when snorkeling for the first time.
Read MoreWhile it's hard to go wrong with a visit to any of the islands of Fiji, if you're searching for a quieter, secluded experience, consider this less-known island.
Read MoreHave you ever missed out on the experience of snorkeling because you're not a strong swimmer? You CAN snorkel, even if you're not a swimmer. Here's how.
Read MoreThere are plenty of gorgeous islands in the Caribbean. One lesser-known isle in the region is home to stunning beaches where you can leave the crowds behind.
Read MorePicture this: You're in a tropical locale snorkeling at a stunning coral reef when your mask begins to fog up. Avoid this frustration with these helpful tips.
Read MoreOften overlooked in favor of Florida's more popular beaches, this small town's white sandy shores are very inviting for your next beach vacation.
Read MoreSnorkeling may seem like an activity reserved for tropical beach locales. However, the United States boasts a number of underwater sites worth visiting.
Read MoreEnjoy a less-crowded experience on this Hawaiian island when you visit in the fall. You'll likely score deals on accommodations and excursions too. Aloha!
Read MoreGiven the money and time investment, beginning snorkelers may question whether fins are necessary. To answer that question, take a look at the pros and cons.
Read MoreFrom jellyfish-infested waters in Australia to wave-pounded beaches in SoCal, these red-flagged retreats are the world's most dangerous spots for swimmers.
Read MoreWith shallow, protected waters, onsite amenities, and plenty of sea life, this park on Hawaii's Big Island is an ultimate snorkeling and swimming destination.
Read MoreThe brilliant blue ocean waters of the Caribbean are inviting indeed, but heed the warnings of dangerous conditions at this popular beach destination.
Read MoreLooking for unparalleled snorkeling spots in a tropical setting? This island offers an unforgettable lineup of marine ecosystems for snorkelers of all levels.
Read MoreExplore shipwrecks and observe a wealth of marine life at this Florida beach, beloved by both scuba divers from around the world and locals.
Read MoreMany visitors to tropical destinations like Fiji, take part in activities like snorkeling and scuba diving, but only the bravest partake in dives such as this.
Read MoreIf the thought of diving with sharks makes you happy rather than anxious, book this exclusive expedition off the coast of Costa Rica and see hundreds of them.
Read MoreA visit to Florida is guaranteed to leave you with memories of sandy beaches and plenty of sunshine. Consider adding this wildlife encounter to your next visit.
Read MoreIf you've ever daydreamed about being on a deserted island...without being stranded on one...you can fulfill your wishes at this lovely, low-key island of Fiji.
Read MoreWhile you may want a more personal interaction with underwater creatures while snorkeling, even a simple touch can have significant impacts on the ecosystem.
Read MoreCoral reefs are sensitive ecosystems that require extra care. These best practices will help you safeguard the reefs during your snorkeling sessions.
Read MoreIf you are wet and cold after a scuba diving session, you may want to warm up as quickly as possible. However, this instinct could put your health at risk.
Read MoreIt's easy to get caught up in the wonder of scuba diving. However, like any equipment-dependent pursuit, it requires some upkeep that you shouldn't overlook.
Read MoreSnorkeling presents the opportunity to observe an enchanting world of underwater life. Proper preparation can help beginners fully enjoy the experience.
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