Hold your breath for this
10 September 2019
Imagine an underwater paradise...... and you're floating freeOne of the exciting new offerings at BLUE SAFARI SEYCHELLES is guided freediving at Alphonse. With 3 incredible sites picked out by the professional freediving guide, and names like Pinnacles,
Eagle's Nest, and Eastside Wall, you don't need scuba certification to explore the underwater magnificence.
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WHAT MAKES FREEDIVING SPECIAL?Freediving opens the corals and marine life up to the guest who enjoys snorkelling and is curious to explore deeper waters around Alphonse
Island without having to worry about scuba certification or gear. Not for the faint of breath - it takes a good amount of practice
and fitness to really get into the flow of freediving.
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