Guided Group Snorkel Tour at Blue Spring State Park

Join an experienced guide and fellow snorkelers for a drift-assisted surface swim through Blue Spring State Park. Explore the submerged landscape along a current-influenced swim path, with your guide leading and overseeing the group rather than providing one-on-one assistance.

• Swim in spring water that stays at 72°F/22°C year-round
• Look for freshwater fish, turtles and manatees, though wildlife sightings are never guaranteed
• Discover the spring's ecosystem with insights from your guide

What's Included

• Mask, fins and snorkel rental
• Guaranteed park entry, excluding admission fees

Important details

• Ages 10+ only
• Requires competent swimming skills and comfort snorkeling in open water with currents. You must be able to manage your own breath-hold depth, energy and surface control.
• Individual attention is limited. The guide monitors the group but does not provide individual flotation or rescue support.
• Bring a digital or printed booking confirmation and a driver's license or government-issued ID matching the reservation name. Present both at the park entrance; missing documentation may delay or prevent entry.
• Park admission is not included in the listed price. You'll pay separately on arrival: $6 per vehicle with two to eight people, $4 per single-occupant vehicle, or $2 for pedestrians, bicyclists, extra passengers and passengers riding with an Annual Individual Entrance Pass holder. Park-set fees are subject to change.
• Breath-hold diving carries risks including shallow-water blackout, exhaustion and panic. Monitor your energy and stay within your personal limits.
• Listen to the safety briefing, ask questions if anything is unclear, follow staff instructions and stay within the group area. Unsafe or uncooperative behavior may end your participation.
• If you use your own equipment, bring a maintained, functioning mask, snorkel and fins.
• Drugs, alcohol, weapons, hunting tools, spearguns, collection devices and fishing equipment are prohibited. Intoxication or possession of prohibited items may result in removal from the tour and premises.
• Leave wildlife, plants, natural materials and park features undisturbed. Do not touch, chase, feed or block manatees. Metal detecting, treasure hunting and ground disturbance are prohibited.
• The guide may delay, modify or cancel the tour if weather or environmental conditions become unsafe.
• Check in at least 30 minutes before your scheduled tour departure. Allow extra time for entrance traffic, parking and the walk to check-in, especially on weekends, holidays and peak summer days. Late arrival may result in denied participation or reduced time with your guide.