Low visibility and strong waves all along the Texas Gulf Coast all the way down to South Padre Island means snorkeling in Galveston is not a good way to spend your time. Once the most populous city in the Lone Star State, Galveston is now one of America’s most beloved resorts only one hour away […]
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The waters along the Texas Gulf Coast has low visibility and the waves are strong so skip snorkeling in South Padre Island, but nearby Laguna Madre offer intriguing experiences. South Padre Island represents the beauty and the excitement of the Texas Gulf Coast all in one, diversity that is commonly seen in the Lone Star
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Very similar to its Gulf Shores, its next door neighbor, snorkeling in Orange Beach can be a fascinating experience with couple great spots despite its relatively subpar visibility and underwater ecosystem. If there is one place that embodies the beauty of the Alabama Gulf Coast, it is Orange Beach. This area, which was once filled
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While snorkeling in Gulf Shores may not be as good as that of the Caribbean, there are couple ecosystems in the area that provide good environments for snorkeling. The most southern point in the state of Alabama is also the one with the best views of the sea. Gulf Shores faces the Caribbean Sea on
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While the beaches may be worth writing home about, snorkeling in Virginia Beach is not optimal with limited visibility and lack of a coral system that would house a voluminous marine life. Miles and miles of coastline dominate the vibe of Virginia Beach, the anchor of the largest metropolitan area in Virginia known as the
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Similar to other destinations in South Carolina’s Low Country, snorkeling in Hilton Head Island is not ideal as the significant amount of sediment in the waters make it very murky. Voted as the best island in the continental United States by Conde Nest, Hilton Head Island is the quintessential family resort destination. With its world-class
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In the middle of this endless, powdery beach heaven on western Florida coastline, there are options for good snorkeling in Siesta Key. The blue, warm waters from the Gulf meets the pristine, white sandy beaches in western Florida. It is as close to relaxation heaven as one can get. Right in the middle of this
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There are surprisingly great options for snorkeling in Tampa, despite the lack of a large reef system and less than great visibility in the area. There is no bad time in Tampa. Home to approximately 4 million people within the metropolitan area, this “other” city by the bay is the cultural and economic center of
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Visitors should focus on taking in the city’s significance in American history, rather than seeking out options for snorkeling in Charleston. The Holy City of Charleston, South Carolina has great signifinance in American history. Now, it is known for sunny weather, golf courses, and beach lounging on the South Carolina coast. Over seven million tourists
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Poor visibility due to significant amount of silt flowing in the nearby Savannah River combining with a lack of marine ecosystem makes snorkeling in Tybee Island an unpleasant experience. Once the exclusive playground for the wealthy of Savannah, this barrier island in Georgia is now a resort destination for many in the southeastern United States.
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