Snorkeling on Nusa Penida | Surrounded by fish

| Surrounded by fish. I went snorkeling on Nusa Penida! The sea is beautiful, but not as blue as the sea around Phi Phi Island. The visibility is average, and there aren't many fish, but I saw dolphins, which made up for not seeing dolphins in Lovina! 💪 Equipment: Four snorkeling spots. The dive shop provides bottled water, goggles, and either flippers or a life jacket. The dive shop has a changing room, but no showers. 🚢 Boat experience: There were more than 20 people on the boat. The waves were big, and I was a little scared at first, but then I was so happy that I wanted to play again. For safety, it's best to go into the water with someone else. I met a very caring girl, and we encouraged each other when we were afraid to go into the water. 📦 Prepare in advance: Waterproof phone bag, disposable mouthpiece, alcohol wipes (for disinfection), and iodine cotton swabs. ❗ Tips: Apply sunscreen all over your body. I got tanned after snorkeling for a week. If you can't swim, wear a life jacket the whole time. The waves are big at the first snorkeling spot, so you can wait until the second spot to go into the water. Snorkeling is similar everywhere, so there's no need to book an expensive tour. You can only bring a small bag, but you can store a large bag. If you want to take photos with a GoPro, tell the captain. 💡 Money-saving tips: If you book in advance, you can go to three snorkeling spots and get GoPro photos. It's more cost-effective to charter a boat with a group.