Whalers Bones Snorkel

The reef is also home to a wide variety of fish life including mullet, flat head, crayfish and the rare leafy sea dragon there is no shortage of marine life. This is a unique reef to South Australia being a network of honeycomb caves underneath. Which allow a glimpse into the underwater cave system with holes at the top of the reef in 2-3M of water.

EMS snorkel events are proudly supported by the Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges NRM Board and DEWNR Marine Parks.

EMS snorkel tours are suitable for adults with and without children. With friends and families grouped together. 

Suitable for children 5 years and above whom are good swimmers. With a ratio of one parent to accompany and supervise two children. EMS has limited wetsuits and floatation devices for under 7 years. 5-7 year olds can participate if parents supply child’s own wetsuit and floatation device & supervision is provided by a parent. Snorkel tours are taken at (or close to) low tide when there is little water movement and best visibility. Depth ranges from 2-3m.

Please arrive at least 30 minutes before start time to fill out the registration form and be fitted with snorkel gear.

Groups will be broken up to match experience and friend groups on day.

Sunday 8th February 2020

Snorkel 1 Beginners - Not snorkeled before prefer assistance and guidance.

Christies Beach: (DA/TE/xxxx, TI:ME)

Snorkel 2 Intermediate - Snorkelled before

Christies Beach: (DA/TE/xxxx, TI:ME)

Snorkel 3 Intermediate - Snorkelled before

Christies Beach: (DA/TE/xxxx, TI:ME)

Where do I meet to take part in the tour?

EMS Snorkel leaders will have a registration table set up near the beach look out for the EMS trailer and marquee.

FAQ

Is there an age limit to enter the event?

The event is open to children 5 years and above who can swim.

Do I need my own gear

You are welcome to bring your own gear, we do however provide all the gear needed to participate in a tour.

The name on the registration/ticket doesn't match the attendee. Is that okay?

That is fine.

Do you need to have snorkelling experience?

You don’t need snorkelling experience but you do need to be a good swimmer. Larger groups will be broken down into smaller groups with similar experienced snorkelers in each group - this allows more assistance to those who require it.