crys

Can anyone recommend a good snorkel trip in Bermuda? I had heard there's one that takes you over a shipwreck. Anyone know who runs that?

tpatricco

We did a snorkle charter that showed shipwrecks on the northern side of Bermuda. I don't recall the name, but the tickets for it were sold right at the Cruise Ship dock in Hamilton. I don't recall seeing more than one charter offered. We enjoyed the trip and thought it was worthwhile. The northern reefs have much more fish & marine life to see than what you can see snorkling off the beaches in Bermuda, at least that has been my experience.

Aussie603

We just did a snorkeling trip two days ago with the Hayward Family. They offer a four hour trip for $50 and go about 4 miles out to sea where the coral reef is more diverse and has more plant growth than the reefs closer to land. This boat was the camera boat for the movie, "The Deep" and Mr. Hayward is a reknown diver and has worked on exploring several wrecked ships. He takes you to several ship wrecks and also to where the sea turtles are.
He limits the number of people he takes out to about 20-25 and Mrs. Hayward says they don't offer their services to the cruise ships, so they can control the number onboard.
I'm sorry but I can't find the tel.phone # for Hayward's right now. There are several snorkeling operaters and several glass bottom boat trips that pass over the reefs and ship wrecks but do not include snorkeling.

cmcfong

Blue Water Divers will take you on a snorkle trip over the wreck of the Constellation. They run a very professional scuba/snorkle operation.

skerns

We just got back from Bermuda this passed Saturday and went snorkeling with Jesse James Cruises out of Hamilton. We had a great time! They took us to 3 different sites so we got to see a wide variety of ocean life and ship wrecks. At only $55 a person for 3.5 hours we now see why they were highly recommended to us.

Have Fun!