easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for beginners and those in average physical condition comfortable swimming in calm waters.
Dive into the clear emerald waters of St Andrews Jetty on the Discover Snorkeling Tour. Experience vibrant marine life alongside expert guides and capture every moment with complimentary underwater photos.
Ages 8+ • 1-1.5 Hours • Up to 10 People • Starting at $50
Dive into an unforgettable snorkeling adventure in the stunning emerald waters of St Andrews jetty! With a friendly crew guiding you, explore vibrant marine life, from colorful fish to curious octopuses. Enjoy a small group experience, capture memories with complimentary GoPro photos, and soak up the sun on the beach.
$50/Person
1-1.5 Hours
Come snorkel the beautiful emerald green waters with us. We have an experienced, friendly crew waiting to guide you while you snorkel, feed the fish or soak up the suns rays on the beach. We offer an hour tour with up to 10 participants per trip. Our snorkel instructor is available in and out of the water for any questions or assistance that may be needed.
The St Andrews jetty is a man-made finger of rock that juts out into the Gulf of Mexico. This partially submerged rock wall plays host to a surprising amount of marine life and provides an ideal snorkeling destination. Visitors may notice invertebrates such as blue crabs, hermit crabs and even the occasional shy octopus scuttling in and out of concealment in the rocks. You’ll see numerous fish species as you snorkel, including tangs, sergeant majors, damselfish, puffer fish and wrasse, with occasional visitors from the deeper Gulf of Mexico waters. A number of dolphin pods make the area around the jetty home, allowing for the possibility of a chance encounter with one of these resident marine mammals. All necessary gear is included, but if you have your own gear you are welcome to use it.
Requirements:
Protect yourself and the marine environment by using reef-safe sunscreen before you snorkel.
Stay hydrated in the sun by carrying your own refillable water bottle.
Use a strap or leash for your mask and snorkel to avoid losing equipment in the water.
Pay close attention to the guide’s instructions to ensure a safe and enjoyable snorkeling experience.
St Andrews Jetty was originally constructed as a spoil disposal site in the 1950s, now transformed into an artificial reef supporting local marine life.
Guides emphasize low-impact snorkeling practices to protect fragile coral and marine habitats in this sensitive coastal zone.
High-quality mask and snorkel improve visibility and breathing comfort under water.
summer specific
Protects your skin while preserving delicate marine ecosystems.
summer specific
Provides protection and traction when entering or exiting the water around rocky areas.
summer specific
Comfortable and protective against sun exposure during extended water activities.
summer specific