easy
2–3 hours
Participants should be comfortable swimming and able to float or tread water for extended periods.
Discover Florida’s stunning marine life with a guided snorkel tour at Blue Heron Bridge. Enjoy personalized attention from freediving pros and swim among vibrant sea creatures in this calm, accessible spot.
Ages 12+ • 75 Mins • Voted #1 BEST Snorkeling Spot in the WORLD!
Experience the breathtaking underwater world at Florida's top snorkeling destination near Blue Heron Bridge. This unique tour offers easy beach access, vibrant marine life, and personalized attention in small groups. Guided by freediving professionals, you'll discover colorful fish and coral while enjoying the calming benefits of snorkeling in a protected environment.
Experience the breathtaking underwater world at Florida's top snorkeling destination near Blue Heron Bridge. This unique tour offers easy beach access, vibrant marine life, and personalized attention in small groups. Guided by freediving professionals, you'll discover colorful fish and coral while enjoying the calming benefits of snorkeling in a protected environment.
Protect yourself from the sun while preserving the underwater ecosystem by choosing reef-safe sunscreen products.
Capture the colorful marine life and underwater scenery with a waterproof camera or protective case.
Follow your guide closely to ensure safety and get the most out of the educational experience.
Low tide offers the best visibility and marine activity, so plan your snorkel accordingly.
Blue Heron Bridge has become a celebrated local spot due to its unique underwater habitats and accessibility from the shore.
Efforts are in place to protect the reef ecosystem through responsible snorkeling practices and reef-safe products, helping preserve its delicate marine life.
A quality mask and snorkel allow clear vision and easy breathing underwater.
Provides protection against sunburn and cooler fall water temperatures.
fall specific
Capture vivid underwater scenes during your snorkel tour.
Protect your feet from sharp shells and slippery rocks when entering and exiting the water.