Snorkeling trips to Daymaniat Islands Sharing Trip

The Islands are a sanctuary for birds and turtles to nest their eggs. Virtually everyone who comes here does so to dive. There are nine low, rocky little islets here, strung out in a line from east to west and clustered in three quite widely separated groups, surrounded by coral reefs. The islands have been protected as a nature reserve since 1996 and provide an important nesting site for hawksbill and green turtles, as well as a wide range of migratory birds including the increasingly rare sooty falcon, one of the few migratory raptors which actually nests and breeds in the region. Throughout the year you will see 3 different species of turtles who come since centuries to the islands. A huge diversity of hard & soft corals. Common encounters will be honeycomb Murray Eel, sting rays, schools of fish, sometimes black tip sharks. For those coming during summer our good friend the Whale Shark will definitely be around.