Snorkel Trips

Cathedral Cove Dive & Snorkel offers fantastic Snorkel Trips, an accessible way to explore the vibrant underwater world surrounding Hahei and the Cathedral Cove Marine Reserve. These excursions are designed for everyone, regardless of prior experience, ensuring a safe and enjoyable introduction to marine life. Trips run multiple times daily, with a duration of approximately 2 hours, providing ample time to discover the underwater scenery. All necessary snorkel gear, including masks, snorkels, fins, and full warm wetsuits, is provided. For those less confident in the water, buoyancy aids are available to enhance comfort and security.

The boat tours grant access to prime snorkeling locations, often within the protected waters of the marine reserve where fish are accustomed to human presence. This proximity, combined with clear waters, offers excellent opportunities to observe a variety of marine life, such as snapper and blue maomao, with potential sightings of stingrays or eagle rays. The minimum age for participation is 5 years, making it a suitable activity for younger adventurers and families looking for a relaxed yet engaging way to experience New Zealand's coastal beauty.

These Snorkel Trips are ideal for individuals, couples, or families seeking to connect with the ocean. The knowledgeable skippers at Cathedral Cove Dive & Snorkel ensure a smooth journey and offer insights into the local marine environment. A special 'Snorkel Boat Tour Gear Deal' is available, allowing participants to keep their rental snorkel gear for the remainder of the day, adding extra value and enabling further exploration of the coastline at leisure.

Whether you are a seasoned snorkeler or trying it for the first time, these trips offer a memorable way to witness the underwater wonders of the Coromandel Peninsula. The center, located in Hahei, provides a gateway to the stunning marine reserve, making it a convenient and rewarding experience for all visitors. The clear waters and abundant marine life create a captivating environment for exploration.