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Do you need to take fins and a swimming mask with you?
Do you need to take fins and a swimming mask with you?
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In my opinion, no. The Black Sea in the area of Bulgarian resorts has a completely uninteresting empty sandy underwater world.
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answered 8 years ago
The hotel was in Sunny Beach, but I preferred to swim and sunbathe in Nessebar (Old Town) - small semi-wild, rocky beaches. The road is about an hour, a city bus and on foot through picturesque places. The bottom is sand and stones, the gentle slope of the bottom is approximately the southeast coast of the n-island. So, people snorted a little, collected rapana shells.
Well, of course, this is not the Red Sea. Do you snort a lot in Pärnu? :)
Well, of course, this is not the Red Sea. Do you snort a lot in Pärnu? :)
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answered 8 years ago
In Pärnu, you get tired of going to the depths of the sea, what kind of snorkeling? The same is true in Sunny Beach!
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answered 8 years ago
alex45 - so I'm talking about the same thing. Put a type of smiley :).
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answered 8 years ago
There is diving in Bulgaria. But not ordinary beaches. If we talk about Sunny Beach, then in the southern part of the resort there is a Deep Blue dive club. What they are doing there, I do not know, it does not fascinate me. But there is such a club.
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answered 8 years ago
Diving and snorkeling are two different things!
Snorkeling is snorkeling without scuba gear, so good snorkeling requires shallow waters with good underwater life. And with scuba gear, you can also look for sunken ships. TS writes about fins and a mask, he is not going to take scuba gear.
Snorkeling is snorkeling without scuba gear, so good snorkeling requires shallow waters with good underwater life. And with scuba gear, you can also look for sunken ships. TS writes about fins and a mask, he is not going to take scuba gear.
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answered 8 years ago
alex45 Thanks for the clarification. I thought that with fins and a mask it was diving, but I didn’t know such a clever word as snorkeling. Now I know.
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answered 8 years ago
If you don’t know how to scuba dive, then snorkeling in the Red Sea is good. Of course, you can go to the reefs in Australia and the Caribbean, I love the coral reefs in Egypt.
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answered 8 years ago
This was taken while snorkeling at Sharm El Naga Coral Sanctuary, Hurghada, Egypt. Picasso fish. The one above!
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answered 8 years ago