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Athens: Marathon Cape and Bay of Schinias Snorkeling Trip
139 ReviewsExplore the hidden bays of Marathon Cape with your mask and fins on a snorkeling trip by speedboat. Swim in the crystal clear waters and relax on the golden sandy beaches of Schinias Bay.
Highlights
- Soak up the sun and enjoy the gentle sway as you sail around Marathon Cape
- Slip beneath the waves of two unique snorkeling spots teeming with marine life
- Discover the beauty of Schinias National Park, a protected natural landscape
- Relax on the pristine sandy beach or swim in the clear waters of Schinias Bay
- Benefit from the support and guidance of your on-hand snorkeling instructor
Description
Embark on a speedboat snorkeling trip from Nea Makri and discover the crystal-clear waters of the Marathon Cape and Bay of Schinias. Explore the bays and experience the vibrant underwater world no matter your snorkeling experience. Depart from Nea Makri and after a 20-minute speedboat ride from Marathon Beach, explore the hidden bays of Marathon Cape. Pick up tips from your instructor and dive into the crystal-clear waters to admire the diverse and colorful marine life beneath the waves. Admire the breathtaking beauty of the ancient area of Marathon, as you feel the breeze cruising across the waves. Continue to Schinias Bay and top up your tan on the sandy beaches, or explore the glittering waters of the bay. Finally, relax on the return journey to Nea Makri.Includes
Bottled water Guide Photos and videos from the trip Snorkel equipment Biscuits or fruits Juice or teaImportant Information
- Children must be accompanied by an adult Minimum age: 6 This tour is subject to favorable weather conditions. If its is canceled due to poor weather, you will be given the option of an alternative date or a full refund
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund-
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