Snorkelling

Snorkeling (British and Commonwealth English spelling: snorkelling) is the practice of swimming or via a single body of water whereas armed with a diving mask, a molded breathing tube called a snorkel, also generally swimfins. In oceans that are cooler, a wetsuit might be worn. The use of the equipment permits the snorkeler to breathe while still and also to watch attractions for protracted periods.
Snorkeling is a very popular recreational activity, especially at tropical resort places. The attraction is the chance to observe life in a environment without training and the gear necessary for scuba diving. Due to just how little effort there’s it appeals, and minus the bubbles of scuba-diving gear. It’s the foundation of the game of finswimming’s two surface areas. Snorkelling can also be employed by scuba divers as on the outside, in submerged sports like underwater hockey and submerged rugby, also as an element of water-based hunts conducted by research and rescue crews.