Beginner Friendly Island Snorkeling (North Miami Area)

You'll receive a brief introduction on the basics of paddle boarding and snorkeling before we head out onto the water to explore a mangrove jungle. As we paddle out to the islands we’ll be on the lookout for all types of wildlife including; manatees, birds, crabs, fish, possibly even a dolphin. We’ll explore the natural wonders of the area while on our way to the island where we will relax and snorkel. The island is terrific for beginners or more advanced snorkelers as there is plenty to see in the water. Even if you can't swim, this is a great snorkeling spot. It's very shallow so if you ever feel uncomfortable at any point just stand up. Also, everyone will be equipped with a flotation device. While on the island we will enjoy fresh fruit and drinks. Including; watermelon, cantaloupe or bananas. Drinks included and totally free water, soda, juice. There is never a rush for time. Other things to note Bring sunglasses, sunscreen, towel, bathing suit, camera, waterproof bag or case for your phone, and a positive attitude. Anything you do not want to get wet can be stored in our car while we are on the water.

Note: Children under 2 are free!

Meeting Location

Bill Bird Marina Haulover
10800 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33154

Included

• Kayak/ stand up paddle boards & Paddles
• Snorkeling gear
• Safety Gear
• Bottled water
• Fresh Fruit

Not Included

• Gratuities

What to bring

You should be ideally dressed in a bathing suit because you will get wet no matter how careful you are. If you do not want to get tan lines, it is better to wear a long-sleeved shirt underneath your swimsuit. We will also suggest you wear a hat so that you don't feel the heat of the sun when we get into the middle of the ocean. Sunscreen with an SPF of a minimum of 30 is recommended to protect your face and body from tan lines and heat rashes. We will suggest you wear your comfy aqua shoes during the tour, and if you don't have them, you can wear your sports sandals. If you are coming to Miami during winter, you should carry a windbreaker and a sweater to beat the chilly breeze of the ocean.