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NEMO Clownfish Snorkeling Tour Introduction
The NEMO Clownfish Snorkeling Tour offers an unforgettable 2-hour underwater experience in Hong Kong, allowing participants to explore vibrant coral reefs and encounter clownfish in their natural habitat. Led by professional coaches, this beginner-friendly tour includes snorkeling equipment, safety briefings, and breathtaking views of marine life, making it perfect for adventurers of all ages. Enjoy a unique aquatic adventure today!
Re-discover Hong Kong Snorkelling with Clownfish
Professional Coach Teaching, Guiding, Ensuring Safety
✅Professional Coach Guidance
✅Coach Taking Photos
✅Life Jacket Included
✅Snorkeling Mask Included
✅Boat Diving Format to Avoid Injuries from Getting On and Off Rocky Shores
Hong Kong Hidden Coral Area: Home to More than 1,000 of Clownfish (NEMO)!
Re-discover Hong Kong Snorkelling with Clownfish
NEMO Clownfish Storm!
The NEMO Clownfish Storm features an incredible gathering of yellowtail clownfish in this vibrant snorkelling destination. Snorkelers can immerse themselves in this lively spectacle, witnessing countless clownfish darting among the corals. This unique experience highlights the beauty of marine life, making it a must-see for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.
Re-discover Hong Kong Snorkelling with Clownfish
Baby NEMO Yellowtail Clownfish
During the NEMO Clownfish Snorkelling Tour, participants often spot baby yellowtail clownfish nestled among the vibrant corals. These small, lively fish exhibit stunning colours and playful behaviour, making them a delightful highlight of the experience. Observing these adorable baby clownfish in their natural habitat adds a magical touch to the underwater adventure.
Re-discover Hong Kong Snorkelling with Clownfish
NEMO Clownfish Family
The NEMO Clownfish Family showcases a vibrant group of clownfish of varying sizes, from tiny juveniles to larger adults. These colorful fish swim together in harmony, displaying their distinctive orange and white markings. Their playful interactions create a lively atmosphere, highlighting the beauty and diversity of marine life in their natural habitat.
Re-discover Hong Kong Snorkelling with Clownfish
Yellowtail Clownfish's Habitat
The yellowtail clownfish exhibits a fascinating reproductive system where they do not have distinct male or female individuals. Instead, all clownfish are born as males, with the dominant fish in a group eventually becoming female. This unique social structure allows for flexibility in breeding, as the female can change back to male if needed, ensuring the survival of the species in their coral reef habitat.
Re-discover Hong Kong Snorkelling with Clownfish
Yellowtail Clownfish's Colours
The yellowtail clownfish displays vibrant colours, primarily featuring a bright orange body with striking white bars. These bars vary in width and number, often surrounded by thick black outlines. Depending on their habitat, they may also exhibit color variations, including black and yellow tones, enhancing their visual appeal in coral reefs.
NEMO Clownfish's Home: Also Home to Chinese Demoiselle, Bengal Sergeant ,Parrotfish...
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Chinese Demoiselle
The Chinese Demoiselle (Neopomacentrus bankieri) is a small, vibrant fish measuring 7-8 cm in length. Characterized by its bluish-grey body and distinctive yellow fins, it thrives in coral and rock reefs at depths of 3-13 meters. This species is commonly found in the tropical Indo-Pacific region, exhibiting a lively presence among marine habitats.
Re-discover Hong Kong Snorkelling with Clownfish
Bengal Sergeant
The Bengal Sergeant (Abudefduf bengalensis) is a striking damselfish found during Snorkelling Tour. Characterized by its pale grey body adorned with six to seven narrow black bands, it typically inhabits shallow coral reefs and lagoons. This species reaches up to 17 cm in length and exhibits territorial behavior, especially during breeding.
Re-discover Hong Kong Snorkelling with Clownfish
Parrotfish
Parrotfish are colorful marine fish known for their distinctive beak-like jaws, which are adapted for grazing on algae and coral. Found primarily in tropical waters, they play a crucial role in reef ecosystems by contributing to bioerosion. With vibrant hues that can change with maturity, parrotfish are a captivating sight underwater.
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Environmental Considerations
Splitdyboat is dedicated to sustainable tourism practices, focusing on preserving the natural environment through marine conservation education. We encourage visitors to use ocean-friendly sunscreen free from harmful chemicals. Additionally, we emphasize following snorkeling rules to avoid damaging fragile coral reefs. Our regular beach clean-up events foster community involvement and environmental stewardship. Together, we can ensure that Long Mong Wan remains a breathtaking destination for future generations to enjoy.