Snorkel The Water In The St Anne National Marine Park

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Go snorkelling 4km off the coast of Mahe in the Marine National Park named after its largest island, St Anne. Travel to St Anne and you will discover rich tropical surroundings in the wake of an 800 foot mountain. The Sainte Anne National Marine Park is the perfect snorkelling destination, offering over 150 species of fish and more than 100 different types of coral, not to mention one of the largest sea grass meadows which altogether makes for an enchanting underwater life.

The secluded wildlife inhabitants are kept undisturbed by any motor sports, ensuring that nothing will disrupt this gifted natural environment. The serene and inviting waters make for a snorkelers’ paradise, and whilst accompanied by one of the many tour guides will provide enthralling insight into the history of this unique reef to all those lucky enough to be a part of this one-of-a-kind experience. Snorkelling is the best alternative for those not yet willing to strap on tanks and weight belts, a snorkel and a pair of flippers is all that is needed to venture out along the coast of St Anne and discover one of the last great underwater eco systems. Descend further on one of the many controlled scuba diving expeditions and feast your eyes on a rare sight like no other.

The Sainte Anne National Marine Park is now home to one of the most important nesting sites for the Hawksbill turtle. Go snorkeling with these remarkable and friendly creatures and watch them as they playfully circle you in the water - a truly unforgettable experience.