Snorkeling CocoCay | Royal Caribbean | Snorkel Coco Cay Bahamas 56 3

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Snorkeling CocoCay is amazing! When in CocoCay you NEED to go snorkeling! CocoCay is Royal Caribbean's own island in the Bahamas... Formerly know as Little Stirrup Cay. CocoCay has AMAZING snorkeling with viz being 100+ ft. The snorkeling area includes two makeshift ship wrecks and two makeshift plane wrecks. We live in South Florida and snorkel / scuba every week. We both agree CocoCay offers some of the best snorkeling we've ever done. For $32 (for the day), guests can rent mask, snorkel, fins and vest to explore the crystal blue waters. CocoCay requires EVERYONE to wear a vest. Netalia (advance open water) and I (rescue diver) brought our own snorkeling gear, but rented vests ($6)......instead of inflating, we sucked the air out of them! Snorkeling CocoCay is a must if you're on Royal Caribbean! Make sure to explore under the lifeguard stands, too. http://SinkFloridaSink.com Snorkeling CocoCay | Royal Caribbean | Snorkel Coco Cay Bahamas Music by: Carlos Saura - A Lomos del Dragon Blanco (To Loins of the White Dragon)

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John Bryan - 6 years ago

Yo how safe is this lol. I see videos with sharks, rays, scorpion fish...

Sink, Florida, Sink! - - 6 years ago

It's as safe as snorkeling anywhere else. We didnt see any sharks when snorkeling (i wish we did). the planes are closed off so you can't enter them.

DDRmails - 7 years ago

what a plane is this - know anybody?

Sink, Florida, Sink! - - 7 years ago

DDRmails this plane was sunk near the island intentionally. there is rebar over the windshield and windows to ensure no divers enter it. Just a cool thing to see when you're visiting the island!

LouAnn Trischler - 8 years ago

We're going in April. Thanks for the information - hoping I can find this area to snorkel!

Morena Linda - 8 years ago

Omg how far off shore was this? Did u take a boat or swim to it? Was it a cruise ship excursion?

Sink, Florida, Sink! - - 8 years ago

Correct! If you need to rent snorkeling gear, its $30ish. Well worth it

Morena Linda - 8 years ago

+Sink, Florida, Sink! - OK so u didn't have to pay extra to go, u just soma to it?

Sink, Florida, Sink! - - 8 years ago

+Morena Linda Hello, This is a private island owned by Royal Caribbean. I was maybe 800-1000 ft off shore

Hannah Johnson - 8 years ago

Did u guys see any sharks?

Tony Kern - 7 years ago

I just got back from cococay and while I was swimming there were 2 baby sharks in about a foot of water then as everyone's attention was on them, one about 5 feet long was swimming about 20 feet off shore going after little fish. It was amazing

Sink, Florida, Sink! - - 8 years ago

+Hannah Johnson Hi hannah, No sharks while snorkeling in CocoCay. We went scuba diving in Nassau the following day and saw 2.

Roy BEDI - 9 years ago

Did you pay for an excursion or did you swim out to the man made wrecks yourself? I am visiting the cococay and do not wanna pay for an excursion.

Sink, Florida, Sink! - - 8 years ago

+Jenny Barrett Hello, we did not do an excursion. The wrecks are only a few hundred feet off shore. We brought our own snorkeling gear and had to rent a vest. Near the beach they have a map of where everything is.

Jenny Barrett - 8 years ago

+Roy BEDI I'm wondering the same thing.

Jon Nathe - 9 years ago

Went there last month, jellyfish, jellyfish as far as the eye could see.

Jon Nathe - 9 years ago

+Sink, Florida, Sink! -
Yeah I'm not really sure what caused them to be out in such numbers, once you got to about 40 yards out, just before the watch tower, you hit a wall of the bastards. I tried to navigate it but after several stings and the jellies only getting denser I turned back. Shame, I really wanted to see some of the fish you caught in your video.

Sink, Florida, Sink! - - 9 years ago

eek! I didnt see any jellies on this trip. I was diving in Hollywood, Florida last month and counted over 30 of them on our 15ft decent from the beach dive. I like seeing them....if im in a wetsuit lol

Luc Boprey - 10 years ago

hey im here next week and really want to find these wrecks, could you help me out with where youd have to drive in to get to them?

Sink, Florida, Sink! - - 9 years ago

Hi Jon, The vest the island makes you wear is inflatable.....my GF and I sucked the air out of it to reduce the bouncy. We tried to enter the water before getting the vests and island staff stopped us. the shipwrecks are fake. they look like over sized fabricated items that you would have in a fish tank. I believe the planes are real planes, but put their for tourism.
Even with that being said, this is still a great place to snorkel.

Muhammad was a false prophet - 9 years ago

+Sink, Florida, Sink! - If you don't mind me asking, how do you dive with a vest on and what'll happen if i just say screw you and go out without a vest. i'm not trying to sound like a jerk or anything but i'm going there oct and when i snorkel i intend diving down also are these real wrecks or just props they sunk for the sake of tourism, thanks

Sink, Florida, Sink! - - 10 years ago

as long as you know how to swim, you'll be able to see the wrecks.

The island requires you to have a vest on... I'm a rescue diver and I had to wear one lol.

Luc Boprey - 10 years ago

ah awesome thanks , also do you know if you need to have any experience to be allowed to go see them?

Sink, Florida, Sink! - - 10 years ago

Hi Luc, Finding the wrecks are easy. the viz here is great! The ship wrecks are about centered with the snorkel beach. when you're in the water, you'll see dark spots in the distance...those are the ship wrecks. The planes are further out and to the left. If I remember correctly, they are near one of the in-water lifeguard stands. Also, when you get to the island, they have a map of the water to help you find them. Enjoy!

Mastahbobby - 10 years ago

i am going there this weekend snorkling looks awesome. thank you for helping convince my parents to let us do this!

Mastahbobby - 10 years ago

Sink, Florida, Sink! - - 10 years ago

Enjoy! Make sure to look under the lifeguard stands. Tons of fish there!

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Sink, Florida, Sink! - - 10 years ago

The planes are the farthest point out. Id say they were about 12-15ft deep. Here's a tip when you go.....take one of the first tenders to the island. With less people in the water, the better the visibility will be.

Josiane Chase - 10 years ago

How deep is the water?

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