Snorkeling in the Canal Beagle

We invite you to share with us the passion we have for snorkeling in one of the most pristine environments in the world, such as the waters of the Beagle Channel.

Through different options, our team of professionals will allow you to develop this unique activity whether you have underwater experience or not.

We provide our passengers with the necessary equipment for these cold waters.

We will give a talk of a theoretical nature, where the rules of how to develop the activity, what should be done and what not, team management, among others, will be explained. In this way we will have a safe snorkeling that will allow us to enjoy to the maximum the splendor of the flora and fauna unique in the world, in which its beautiful kelp forests stand out where most of the marine life is housed (spider crabs, snails, stars sea, crabs, etc)

Duration: 1 hour in the water

It is undoubtedly the simplest option for all people who want to take their first steps in exploring the seabed, or for experienced ones who enjoy the freedom and comfort of this activity. The most significant difference of this modality with respect to diving is the NOT use of air tanks, most of it is done practically floating on the surface where we provide ourselves with air through “snorkels” that allow us to breathe without having to take your head out of the water. To face the low temperatures of the same we carry out this activity with dry suits (as for diving). In a first stage we will acclimatize, where we will review all the theoretical concepts learned and then carry out the activity, always floating on the surface.

Duration: 4 hs.

Estimated time in water: 1 hour

It does not require previous experience

Not wheelchair accessible<br>Not recommended for pregnant travelers<br>No heart problems or other serious medical conditions<br>What to bring? • Cotton jogging or thermal pants. • A cotton or polartec long-sleeved jumpsuit. • 1 or 2 pairs of thick socks. • An extra change of clothes and a small towel. <br>Respiratory distress<br>Hearing aid problems<br>Cold or congestion<br>Sinusitis o rhinitis<br>Asthma<br>Dizziness or fainting<br>Chest pain<br>Recent surgeries<br>Cardiovascular difficulty<br>Claustrophobia<br>Hypertension<br>Otitis<br>Epilepsy<br>Most travelers can participate<br>Diabetes<br>This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund<br>This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate