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Snorkeling in Greece: which island, and what you will see
Clear water, far fewer fish than the photographs promise. From the Aegean: which island to pick, why wind beats month, and what changed at Shipwreck Bay.
Co-founder, OutsiderView
Jon Persson
Jon lives in Greece, on the Aegean Sea, and co-runs OutsiderView. He writes from a traveler's and a beginner's point of view rather than an expert's.
Jon lives in Greece, on the Aegean Sea. He co-runs OutsiderView, and when he writes here it is from a traveler’s point of view, or a beginner’s — the questions you have on the first morning of a trip rather than the ones an instructor would ask.
Guides by Jon
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Snorkeling in Aruba: shore entries, the wreck, De Palm
Aruba's snorkeling is a four-mile strip of the north-west coast, one southern bay, and a wreck you cannot swim to. Which entry suits which swimmer, and cost.
Series: Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao
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The best snorkeling in Barbados: wrecks, reefs and Sargassum
Six shipwrecks in one bay, the Caribbean's oldest legislated marine reserve, and a Sargassum season that decides where you get in. Which sites, which months.