World Snorkeling Day

July 30, Wednesday

World Snorkeling Day
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World Snorkeling Day is celebrated annually on July 30 and is dedicated to the popular water sport of snorkeling, which involves swimming with a mask, snorkel, and fins. It is a holiday for everyone who loves to explore the underwater world, admire corals, fish, and marine landscapes in their natural habitat.

What is snorkeling
Snorkeling (from the English word snorkel — breathing tube) is a type of swimming at the water’s surface with the ability to breathe freely through a tube. It does not require special training like diving and is accessible to almost everyone.

Goals of the holiday

* popularizing snorkeling as an accessible and healthy water activity;
* drawing attention to the protection of marine ecosystems and coral reefs;
* increasing awareness of marine fauna and flora;
* encouraging ecological tourism.

How it is celebrated

* organizing mass snorkeling sessions on beaches;
* holding events and excursions on coasts and islands;
* conducting educational lectures about marine life and water safety rules;
* promoting environmental initiatives to protect the oceans.

Interesting facts

* Snorkeling is one of the most popular water activities worldwide.
* Many national parks and reserves offer special snorkeling routes.
* Some marine areas require licenses and strict ecological rules for snorkelers.
* It is a great way to observe marine life without disturbing its natural environment.

Conclusion
World Snorkeling Day is not only a fun reason to dive into the water but also a chance to remind people of the importance of preserving marine resources. It unites lovers of the sea and nature and helps people see the fragile beauty of the underwater world in a new light.
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