Simonstown, Cape Town
All year round
SURFACE SNORKEL
Water temp:
12°c - 18°C
Visibility: 5m – 15m
NO PRIOR CERTIFICATION

SIMONS TOWN, CAPE TOWN

ALL YEAR ROUND

SURFACE SNORKEL

WATER TEMP: 12°C – 18°C

VISIBILITY: 5M – 15M

NO PRIOR CERTIFICATION
Join us for an intimate experience with a small group (maximum of four clients with guide) to do a comfortable shore entry to one of the many beautiful kelp forests which fringe our rocky coastline. False Bay presents many sheltered coves where you can have great fun in just a few metres of water, exploring shallow reefs packed with colour and life!
This activity is perfect if you prefer not to go out on the boat or if you only have a few hours available for a single snorkel dive.
INCLUDED
- Snorkel Gear
- Guide at ratio of 1:4
- Delicious light lunch
- Transport from dive shop to site
- Briefings
- Water, hot drinks and chocolates on boat
- Lockers for personal items at dive centre
EXCLUDED
- Transfers from hotel to dive shop (can be arranged, please enquire for costing)
- Cameras
ITINERARY
- Meet at Pisces Divers at time agreed when booking made
- Collect equipment, sign indemnities and load the boat
- Briefing
- Boat is launched and collects divers from beach opposite the dive centre
- Proceed to dive site (20 minute trip) and dive
- Exit water and head back to Simonstown
- Return to dive centre for hot shower, coffee, lunch and debrief
WHAT TO BRING
- Towel
- Warm Jacket
- Bathing suit / Swimming costume
- Sunblock
- Camera
- Own equipment if preferred
GALLERY
SHORE KELP SNORKEL
R1,450.00
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