The Coral Triangle

Snorkeling with the Colors of Komodo Colors are a major part of what we, as snorkelers, experience in the underwater world, especially in coral reef…

Fish frenzy in Alor We have yet to visit a snorkeling destination where the reefs possess literally thousands of fish on any given snorkel. Sure,…

Snorkeling with bristle worms Ok, so I’m probably overemphasizing the density of worms in Palau’s inner lagoon waters but I needed to grab your attention.…

Snorkeling with butterflyfishes in Palau Butterflyfishes are some of the most popular reef fishes in the world. They are colorful, active during the day, and…

Snorkeling Alyui Bay The February/March 2017 Coral Triangle Adventures trip to Raja Ampat brought the group of intrepid snorkelers up close and personal to a…

Snorkeling with sea slugs in the Philippines The Philippines is one of the few places in the world where snorkelers can see a huge diversity…

Snorkeling with hybrids in the Solomon Islands It’s not often that we come across a naturally occurring and rather obvious animal hybrids while snorkeling. That…

Snorkeling to see fluorescence Simply put, fluorescence is the ability to absorb light of shortwave lengths and emit it at longer ones. In nature there…

  Snorkeling with tailspot blennies “Dave, did you see any tailspot blennies on that snorkel?”, Lee said, chuckling, as we climbed aboard the Sea Safari…

Snorkeling to see schooling behavior in Raja Ampat There’s no single way to accurately describe the experience of being in Raja Ampat’s waters. One could…