Rent Snorkel gear for a week.

 Only $15  

Rent Snorel gear for the week ... (Just make a e-mail appointment.) Rental cost $15 for the week. if you pick up at  and drop  off at the Dock By Marriott (3.45pm or 7pm) weekdays(call or e-mail) Note; If you don't want to go to the dock to pick up and drop off the gear, there is a charge of  $10 for drop off, and $10 for pick up at your Hotel. 

To rent, Copy/Paste this list on to a e-mail.

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1.  Full name and tell #  in the US.and e-mail -------------------------------

2.  Number of sets,--------------------------------------------------

3.  Shoe sises.  Narrow/Wide/Regular.--------------------------

4.  Billing Address, City, State and zip.--------------------------

5.  Where you are staying and when.----------------------------

6.  When you like to rent.------------------------------------------                           Copy/Paste this to e-mail.                   

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 E-mail us BlueMelodySailing@hotmail.com.


If you are sailing with us, you may want to go to other spots that are not for sailing trips, like Mangohalto, or Babybeach.

Everyone can snorkel.  However there are a few basic safety rules.   The most important rule to remember is: Never touch coral!  You may kill it and you may get hurt!    Don't stand up on rocks too.. Good snorkeling spots include Arashi beach, Mango Alto, Baby Beach and many more.

 

This is how to snorkel;

Stand in the water to learn.( age 5 or 6 till age 105 ;D )

   O.K,  Water WILL get into your snorkel,
whether you submerse yourself intentionally or a wave splashes water into it, or you just opend your mouth without thinking about  it. 
No problem, just don't  hold your breath, you need to take action, take the snorkel out of you mouth. Let the water run out, and start over.
 

After some time you can learn other ways to deal with the water in the snorkel. This is how you learn this..

  • Allow yourself to sink below the water until your face is just under the water.
  • Take a slow deep breath through your snorkel.
  • Hold your breath.
  • Completeley submerse yourself and your snorkel in the water.
  • Rise to your original position.
  • Blow a sharp blast of air through your snorkel.
  • Slowly inhale to see if there is still water in it.
  • If there is still water in the snorkel, blow another short blast into it.
  • When the snorkel is clear, continue to breath normally through it.

    • Tips:

    • Try not to exhale all your air on the first blast.
    • When checking to see if the airway is clear don't suck in a huge gulp of air.  Do it slowly.
    • You can try this in a swimming pool first.

    Don't snorkel on you own, be safe and keep a good look out for speed boats!!

    No speer fishing in Aruba!!  Have Fun  :)

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