🌊 Snorkeling Safety Briefing for Non‑Swimmers

(Fivebulls Travel Tours & Safaris – Client Guide)

Snorkeling is safe and enjoyable even for non‑swimmers, as long as the correct safety measures are followed. Please read this short guide before your activity.

✅ 1. You Do NOT Need to Be a Swimmer

Snorkeling is done on the surface, not underwater. With a flotation vest, you simply float and look down at the marine life.

🦺 2. Mandatory Safety Gear

- Snorkeling vest (keeps you floating effortlessly)  

- Mask & snorkel  

- Fins (help you move with minimal effort)

Your guide will help you wear and adjust everything correctly.

🌴 3. Where You Will Snorkel

We only use calm, shallow lagoons suitable for beginners.  

You will always remain close to the boat or shore and under supervision.

🧘‍♀️ 4. What You Must Be Able to Do

- Relax and float with the vest  

- Breathe calmly through the snorkel  

- Kick gently with fins  

- Stay calm if water splashes on your face  

Your guide will teach these in 5 minutes before entering the water.

👨‍✈️ 5. Supervision

A trained guide will be with you at all times.  

Non‑swimmers are not allowed to snorkel alone or in deep water.

🌊 6. Conditions Where You Cannot Snorkel

- Strong waves or currents  

- Deep open water  

- If you feel anxious or unwell  

- If the guide advises against it  

Safety always comes first.

🐠 7. What to Expect

You will float on the surface and enjoy:

- Colourful fish  

- Coral gardens  

- Clear, warm water  

- A calm, relaxing experience  

Perfect for beginners, families, and non‑swimmers

📌 Final Note

Your safety is our priority. Please follow all instructions from your guide and enjoy a beautiful, stress‑free snorkeling experience.