Technically, no. A snorkel is merely a breathing apparatus that allows one to breathe while one's face is below water. You could use a snorkel while walking or crawling in shallow water. Still, it'd be a far better idea not to be in water deep enough to snorkel in without some ability to swim.
Hanauma Bay is a very popular place to snorkel in Hawaii. You can swim with all kinds of colorful fish.
The correct spelling is snorkeling (to swim using a snorkel).
you can swim, surf, shop, wind surf, and snorkel
I lost my snorkel; then surfaced.
Yes, elephants are excellent swimmers. They use their trunk as a snorkel and their buoyant bodies to navigate through bodies of water such as rivers and lakes. Swimming also helps elephants cool off and socialize with other herd members.
Bella loves to hike, swim, snorkel, dance, and paint
If you intend to do the crawl stroke, I find the mask to have too much water resistance to swim forward AND turn the head to breathe. You will find the head will just not turn. If you do not intend to turn the head (and use the snorkel instead), the mask may still have more forward resistance than you would like, tending to feel like someone is pushing the mask downward toward your chin. I would recommend goggles with or without a snorkel. It is possible to use goggles with a snorkel.
-Surf -Swim -Snorkel/Scuba Dive -Hula Dance -Luau
One can easily purchase a Snorkel Vest by checking local swim shops or order one online through: Amazon, Ebay, LeisurePro, Diver's Supply, and DiveRightInScuba.
Surf, Swim, Snorkel/Scuba Dive, Hula dance, Lua
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