Snorkling

### Explore Without Diving

Snorkeling in Antarctica offers a glimpse into the polar underwater world without the complexity of scuba diving, perfect for viewing shallow marine life and ice formations.


#### What to Expect

- Surface and shallow water exploration

- Close encounters with marine life

- Ice formations from below

- Crystal clear polar waters

- Guided small group experiences

- Duration: 30-45 minutes in water




Requirements
Swimming ability essential. Comfort in cold water helpful. No certification required but briefing mandatory.


What You'll See

- Kelp forests and marine algae

- Sea stars and urchins

- Fish species unique to Antarctica

- Underwater ice formations

- Potentially curious seals




Equipment Provided

- 7mm wetsuit or dry suit

- Hood, gloves, and boots

- Mask and snorkel

- Fins for propulsion

- Safety flotation device




What Makes It Special

Snorkeling provides an accessible way to experience Antarctica's underwater realm, offering intimate encounters with marine life in one of the world's most pristine ocean environments.