Snorkeling gear
Ask whether the tour provides a mask, snorkel and fins, and whether sizes can be confirmed. If you use your own mask, make sure it fits properly before the trip.
Clothing and comfort
Wear swimwear under comfortable clothes if appropriate for the itinerary. Bring a towel, dry clothes and secure footwear for boarding and walking around the marina.
Sun and water protection
Bring sunglasses, a secure hat and sun protection suitable for your needs. Ask whether drinking water is included and whether outside beverages are allowed.
Protect valuables
Use a waterproof pouch for your phone and keep cameras secured. Avoid bringing unnecessary valuables, and follow the crew's instructions about bags and loose objects.
Explore snorkeling options with Tour Cabo Today
Ask John Richardson to help compare available snorkeling experiences, locations, boat options and current schedules. Confirm the exact vessel, meeting point, total price, equipment, inclusions and weather policy before making a reservation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are masks and fins included?
Some tours include them, but confirm the specific booking inclusions.
Should I bring my own life jacket?
Ask the operator what approved flotation equipment is provided and required.
Can I bring a GoPro?
Usually this depends on the operator's rules and your ability to secure it safely. Ask before departure.
Related Snorkeling Guides
- Mexico's National Commission of Natural Protected Areas (CONANP)
- Mexico's Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (SEMARNAT)
Access rules, park requirements, tour schedules, prices, equipment and conditions can change. Confirm current details with official sources and the operator before visiting. Marine-life sightings and underwater visibility are not guaranteed.