Snorkel Iririki Island, five minutes from the Seafront
You check in at our office on the Seafront, and the boat takes you to Snorkellers Cove in about 5 minutes. Then you slip into calm, protected water and snorkel straight off the boat. You get about 90 minutes in all, with most of it in the water.
Iririki is a marine sanctuary, home to coral bommies and reef fish. We don't use fins here, which helps protect the reef. If you've never snorkelled, our crew give a safety briefing first, and noodles are on board to help you float and relax. If you want a proper snorkel without a long boat run, this is the one.
What You'll Do
- Ride from the Seafront to Snorkellers Cove in about 5 minutes
- Snorkel straight off the boat over coral bommies close to town
- Float in calm, protected water, with noodles if you want them
- Look for tropical fish, coral and anemones. What you see changes with the day
- Have our guide supervising from the boat, from check-in to return
What it costs
$81 AUD for adults and $56 AUD for ages 6 to 12, for about 90 minutes with the boat transfer included. A family of four (two adults and two children aged 6 to 12) pays $274 AUD. Children aged 5 and under are free.
What's Included
- Mask and snorkel
- Noodles to help you float
- Guide supervising from the boat
- Boat to the reef and back
- Reef and environmental safety briefing
- First aid kit and phone on board
What to Bring
- Reef-safe sunscreen
- Swimwear and towel
- Hat and sunglasses
- Water bottle
- Waterproof camera or GoPro
Important Information
- No prior snorkelling experience required
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Ages 5 and under are free
- We don't use fins here, which helps protect the reef
- Weather conditions may affect the tour schedule
- Please arrive 10 minutes before departure
Who takes you out
All our guides and skippers are Ni Vanuatu, we have operated in Vanuatu since 2009, and we're rated 4.9 on Google. We're licensed to run tours in Vanuatu. We carry public liability insurance, and our passengers are covered by our insurance. Our boats meet Vanuatu's vessel safety requirements. Every guide and skipper completes our training course and exam, and all our staff are first aid trained and retrained every year. Every trip carries a first aid kit and a phone.