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Guided night snorkel with Freedive Geelong — participants and training

Night Snorkel


90-minute guided night snorkel. Torch included; bring your own wetsuit, mask, snorkel and fins.

1 h 30 min
115 Australian dollars
Bellarine Peninsula

Service Description

Discover the Bellarine Peninsula after dark on a 90-minute guided night snorkel, limited to four participants. As daylight fades, look for rays, octopus and other nocturnal marine life around the reef. Your instructor selects the safest suitable site, provides a structured briefing and supervises the group in the water. A quality underwater torch is included for each participant. WHAT TO BRING • Your own well-fitting wetsuit • Mask and snorkel • Fins • Towel and warm clothing WHO IT IS FOR Confident swimmers who are comfortable snorkelling in open water and familiar with their own equipment. No previous night-snorkelling experience is required. Minimum age is 10; participants under 18 require parent or guardian consent. BOOKING AND CONDITIONS • $115 per person • Minimum 4 participants; maximum 4 per instructor • The Bellarine Peninsula location is confirmed according to the forecast and water conditions • If four places are not filled, or conditions are unsuitable, you can transfer to another date or receive a refund • Participants must bring their own wetsuit, mask, snorkel and fins; equipment hire is not available Duration: 90 minutes total, including the briefing.


Upcoming Sessions


Contact Details

+61401108781

info@freedivegeelong.com

Queenscliffe, VIC, Australia



Cancellation Policy

Freedive Geelong – Night Snorkel Policy This 90-minute experience requires four participants and suitable conditions. If all four places are not filled, or conditions are unsuitable, customers may transfer to another date or receive a refund. Participants must be at least 10 years old; under-18 participants require parent or legal guardian consent. Participants must be confident swimmers, comfortable in open water, complete the Health, Consent & Risk Acknowledgement and follow instructor directions. Maximum supervision is 1 instructor to 4 participants. Before entry, the lead instructor assesses swell, tide, wind, visibility, entry and exit, marine hazards, lighting and emergency access, and may cancel if conditions are unsuitable. Participants must bring a suitable wetsuit, mask, snorkel and fins. A working dive torch is supplied for each participant. Equipment hire is not available. Buddy procedures, head counts, light signals, regroup and lost-person procedures, and the exit plan are mandatory. Bookings close 48 hours before the session. Customer cancellation or rescheduling is available until 48 hours before the session. Applicable Victorian and Commonwealth law applies. Relevant recognised industry guidance, including the current Australian Adventure Activity Standards and Good Practice Guides where applicable, is used as operational guidance and is not legislation. Statutory consumer rights are not excluded except to the extent Australian law permits for recreational services. Terms: https://www.freedivegeelong.com/terms-and-conditions

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