There's no doubt about it, fins will make a huge difference to your snorkelling experience, helping you to glide through the water and could help get you out of a sticky current. But how do you choose when there are so many different shapes, styles and materials to choose from. Let's dive in (no pun intended, promise!) and look at some of the most popular options:
What an incredible half day underwater photography course helping Antonia move off automatic mode and give her the confidence and share all of my knowledge to help her capture beautiful underwater images with her Olympus TG7. In just a few hours she was able to compose and create eye-catching images by herself.
Fabulous snorkel course in the safe, shallow waters at Swanage Pier helping Tash develop her safety skills in the water and her confidence with the Scuba Schools International Programme with kit by Mares - Just Add Water.
Feeling completely humbled to be shortlisted for two business awards here in Dorset over the past few weeks. The first was for creating the first ever Ocean Studio where guests can learn about our local seas and help develop their snorkelling skills. The second was for designing and creating unique gifts here in Dorset of my underwater and above water images. A huge thank you to Business Awards UK for believing in my tiny ideas of starting this after being injured on the Covid Frontline. It means the absolute world.
Do you want to go snorkelling? Confused as to the equipment you need to buy to have the best experience? Look no more as I've written some tips to help keep you safe, and make sure that you buy the best equipment to save you money too.
