moderate
4–4.5 hours
Participants should be in good swimming shape and comfortable in open water, with basic swimming and snorkeling ability.
Dive into the clear waters of Lord Howe Island on the Big Blue Buzz Pyramid Snorkelling Expedition, where you’ll meet Galapagos sharks, dolphins, and vibrant fish around iconic dive sites like Ball's Pyramid. Experience expert-led freediving with Captain Dave in one of Australia’s most pristine marine environments.
Call to Book • A$330 • All Ages • Approx. 4.5 Hours
Embark on an unforgettable snorkeling and free diving adventure in the stunning waters around Lord Howe Island. Encounter Galapagos sharks, dolphins, and vibrant pelagic fish at carefully selected sites like "The Sunken Rock" and "Ball's Pyramid." With expert guidance from Captain Dave, enjoy a comfortable and exhilarating experience in nature.
Person: A$330
Locations include "The Sunken Rock", "Ball's Pyramid", "South East Rock" & "The Trench".
NOTE: This tour is weather dependant. Your tour may be rescheduled to an alternative day & time. We encourage you to book the earliest available tour during your stay. We strive to give you the best touring experience.
This tour offers a very unique snorkelling/free diving experience. It is suitable for competent snorkelers. Mask, snorkel, fins & wetsuits are provided if required.
Minimum passenger numbers apply to this tour. Should numbers not be sufficient an alternative snorkelling tour will be offered & the difference refunded.
Your guide Captain Dave, has spent 40 years skippering in and around the waters off Lord Howe Island & Ball's Pyramid.
Our vessel, Reef N Beyond gives a fast, comfortable, stable, dry ride with exceptional visibility for all onboard. Comfortable individual seating, full overhead covering and a private toilet ensure your comfort.
Protect yourself and the marine environment by applying reef-safe sunscreen before snorkeling.
Always snorkel near Captain Dave or the dive leader to ensure safety and maximize wildlife sightings.
Capture vibrant underwater scenes but use gear that won’t disturb marine life or your fellow snorkelers.
The tropical sun and physical activity can dehydrate you; drink plenty of water before and after the trip.
Lord Howe Island’s marine park was established in 1981 to protect its unique subtropical reef and endemic species.
Tours strictly follow eco-friendly guidelines to protect delicate coral and avoid disrupting wildlife.
Vital for comfortable and effective snorkeling through vibrant reef waters.
summer specific
Keeps you warm during cooler water temperatures and protects against sunburn.
spring specific
Protects your skin while preserving fragile reef ecosystems.
summer specific
Capture stunning underwater sights without disturbing marine life.