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Snorkeling is a year round activity here in Vancouver and with a growing community, now is a great time to explore this rewarding sport. With countless access points to the […]
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 The Advanced Snorkeling Course involves snorkeling while making breath-hold dives to observe aquatic life, up close and personal. Refinement of core snorkeling skills and a base knowledge of local tides, […] |
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 Indian Arm is a steep-sided glacial fjord in southwestern British Columbia. Formed during the last Ice Age, it extends due north from Burrard Inlet. Steps away from Vancouver, this rugged […] |
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Snorkeling is a year round activity here in Vancouver and with a growing community, now is a great time to explore this rewarding sport. With countless access points to the […] |
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 During your Kelp Forest Snorkeling Tour, you’ll have the opportunity to learn about the local environment and ecosystems and observe and identify animals throughout your experience. Expert guides will point out both large and small animals throughout your and they’ll offer tips for identifying various species as well as how different seasons may affect what […] |
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1 event, Snorkeling the Sunshine Coast in British Columbia is known for it’s wide array of wildlife and often crystal clear visibility with an abundance of bays, coves and beaches to explore. The Sunshine coast is peppered with countless snorkeling sites including Eel Grass beds, shallow rocky reefs, and sheltered bays. Lump Suckers, Giant Pacific Octopus, Wolf […] |