Lauderdale-By-The-Sea Reef Restoration Snorkel Adventure

This is the 2nd Most visited Reef in the World and we are aiding in the rebuilding of the
Coral Reef. We also support Clean Water Clean Life, which is Non-Profit that routinely
cleans the local waterways. Read our description to learn the history of this Snorkel Trail.

Meeting Point

1 Datura Ave

1 Datura Ave, Lauderdale-By-The-Sea, FL 33308, USA

24 Hours Prior: Be sure to call to discuss the weather, ocean conditions, your shoe size(s) for fins, the guide's name and phone number, and confirm your reservation. Other details will be provided during the phone call. Note: Metered Parking with PayByPhone App. around most of the beach

What's included:

• Professional Guide and Instructor

Not included:

• Swim Lessons - Guest must know how to swim!
• Parking (By By Phone Metered Parking) estimated $6-$12

What to expect:

1 Datura Ave

Over 12 years experience: our Guide will lead you from the white sands directly into the Ocean to the amazing Snorkel Trails and Reef System that thrive in Lauderdale-By-The-Sea. Plus, Jean Cousteau's dedicated "Shipwreck Snorkel Trail" with visitation 2nd to only the Great Barrier Reef. Including two sets of concrete cannons, a large anchor, and a ballast pile replicating a shipwreck common in these waters many years ago. 8 - 16' reefs that host a wide variety of tropical sea life you may see:
Large Sea Turtles Blue Tang Parrotfish French Angels Spotted Scorpionfish
Caribbean Spiny Lobster Doctorfish Tarpon Nurse Sharks Spotted Goatfish
Peacock Flounder Barracuda Eels Manta Rays Trumpet Fish
Blue-Headed Wrasse Eagle Rays Octopus Cuttlefish Sergeant Majors
A portion of the pier in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea collapsed in November of 2022 due to the impacts from Hurricane Nicole. This has made fishing prohibited and has created a limited chance to experience guided Snorkel excursions around unseen areas of Anglin's Pier. Our original Tour was created over 12 years ago to complement the 1st Bio-Rock Project in the USA and today we still strive to grow and protect our beautiful reefs.