We stuck our toes in the wonderful refreshing water just off the public beach and it was perfect. The water is so blue and the sand is so white. I highly recommend this area to anyone who wants a place to refresh and recharge.

Disappointing. Not that healthy. Most of the reef was not accessible from the beach at the resort. Near The Beaches which is loaded with people.

We have traveled the Caribbean extensively and we can tell you that this is the best snorkeling destination we have ever experienced. We visited here nearly every day of our 7 night stay in Provo. You can easily spend the entire day. Snorkeling for a few hours and then grabbing a drink and/or meal from the Somewhere Cafe and Lounge.... More

This snorkeling area is very accessible to local guests. Many nice species to enjoy including turtles and stingrays. Take your underwater camera.

We stayed at a hotel in the area because we planned to snorkel every day. Snorkeling was just a few hundred yards off shore and easily accessible. Despite the cordoned off portion of the reef, good snorkeling was available on the outskirts and surrounding area.

All the beaches here are open to the public and accessible via numerous marked beach access points. There was no garbage on the beach and no broken glass to watch out for. You could walk without any worries.

Smith reef is the best spot for snorkelling. There isnt anybody there. We always arrived around 10am. After you park your car keep walking along the beach until you can see the green buoy. That is the best spot to snorkell. We saw several sting rays, and one morning we saw about a five foot reef shark. I had a... More

We were able to snorkel right off the hotel property. The coral is beautiful and the fish were fairly plentiful. We saw more fish later in the day, than the morning, and I even saw a lion fish-which I understand is poisonous and shy. The waters were perfectly fine with just a bathing suit. We are not snorkeling experts, however,... More

Princess Alexandra National Park runs most of the north and eastern end of Provo baiscally from a little west of Turtle Cove to the east including to cays on the eastern end of the island. There are miles of turquise water's edge including perhaps one of the most beautiful beaches in the WORLD on Grace Bay. I like that there... More