Snorkeling is a safe and enjoyable activity when proper precautions are followed. Always snorkel with a buddy, wear appropriate gear, and stay aware of your surroundings. We recommend checking local weather and water conditions before heading out.

Fogging can be caused by temperature differences. To prevent it, rinse your mask with fresh water before use and apply anti-fog solution. Avoid touching the inside of the lens with your hands to keep it clean.

Rinse your gear with fresh water after each use, dry it thoroughly, and store it in a cool, dry place. Avoid leaving it in direct sunlight to prevent damage to the rubber and plastic.

A properly fitting mask creates a seal around your face. If you’re experiencing leaks or discomfort, adjust the straps. Make sure the mask sits comfortably without pinching.

Yes, our snorkels and masks are designed for saltwater use. Just make sure to rinse your equipment with fresh water after every session to prolong its life.

Look for sheltered bays and calm waters, which are ideal for snorkeling. Always check your localcouncil websites for water conditions and updates. Before entering the water, check weather websites like Bureau of Meteorology to ensure the conditions are safe. Make sure to watch the ocean for at least 10 minutes before entering to assess the conditions. Only snorkel atpatrolled beachesand check with lifeguards for the safest spots.