Do I need to know how to swim to snorkel?

Basic swimming ability is recommended, but life jackets and flotation devices are available. Many snorkeling spots in the Canary Islands are in shallow, calm bays where even beginners feel comfortable.

What marine life can I see while snorkeling?

The Canary Islands offer excellent snorkeling with parrotfish, damselfish, sea turtles, rays, and sometimes octopus and angel sharks. The best snorkeling spots have rocky reefs or seagrass beds near the shore.

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Snorkeling in San Juan

San Juan, Ibiza

About this experience

San Juan's northern coastline offers some of Ibiza's most pristine snorkeling spots. This quiet village, far from the island's party scene, provides an authentic Mediterranean escape. The clear, calm waters here reveal a vibrant underwater world teeming with colorful fish and unique rock formations.

Local guides know the best coves to explore, from the sheltered bay of Port de Sant Joan to the dramatic cliffs of Cala d'en Serra. Each location offers something different, from shallow seagrass meadows perfect for beginners to deeper areas where octopus and moray eels hide among the rocks.

What makes snorkeling in San Juan special is the sense of discovery. You might spot a painted comber darting between boulders or watch a school of salema shimmering in the sunlight. The water stays warm from June through October, making extended sessions comfortable.

This experience connects visitors with Ibiza's natural beauty without crowds or commercialization. After a morning in the water, explore San Juan's charming streets and sample fresh seafood at a local restaurant. It's the kind of day that reminds you why Ibiza remains a special place.

What to expect

Guides provide all necessary equipment including masks, snorkels, and fins.
The group size stays small to minimize environmental impact and maximize comfort.
Snorkeling spots range from sandy shallows to rocky coves with deeper drop-offs.
Clear visibility allows views of fish, octopus, and sometimes small rays.
Sessions typically last two to three hours with breaks for rest and photos.
Life jackets are available for those who prefer extra buoyancy while snorkeling.
The experience includes a short safety briefing before entering the water.
Afterwards, enjoy free time to explore the village or relax on the beach.

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