How much do you tip a manta ray snorkel?


How much do you tip a manta ray snorkel? How much do you tip a manta ray snorkel? While it is not expected and always appreciated, it is common to tip a manta ray tour guide between $20 – $40 per snorkeler if they do a great job and up to $100 if they do an outstanding job.


What do you wear to a manta ray snorkel?

How do I view the mantas in the water? You will be wearing a mask, snorkel, wetsuit, and floatation belt.


What is the best company to swim with manta rays?

After doing a TON of research the best manta ray night snorkel tour, in my opinion, is Sea Paradise, which has nightly tours departing from Keauhou Bay, less than a five minute boat ride from Manta Ray Village. This was the tour company that Justin and I went with and I HIGHLY recommend them.


Is night snorkeling with manta rays worth it?

Kona manta ray snorkeling is one of the best wildlife experiences not only in Hawaii, but the entire world! Since it's a nighttime activity only accessible on a tour, it's helpful to know some details before diving in. This guide will help you plan your manta ray night snorkel!


Do sharks come near manta rays?

The natural predators of manta rays are a few types of sharks, killer whales and false killer whales. Occasionally you may see a manta with the characteristic 'half-moon' shark bite on it's wing. But the real danger to these sea creatures is, as always, humans and their activities.


Are manta rays friendly to humans?

Now, manta rays are not like most animals. Manta rays are friendly. They may approach you and often allow you to get reasonably close to them (which is why snorkeling with manta rays is such a breathtaking experience). But because they allow you to get close to them does not mean you should touch them.


When should you not snorkel?

Choppy waters are not ideal for snorkeling, especially; if you're not a proficient swimmer. Wavy waters will bounce you around, and you'll experience diminished underwater visibility because of increased moving debris and sand. Waves also influence the ease and safety of getting in and out of the waters.