Mirissa Whale Snorkel logo
Photo Gallery

Moments Fromthe Water

Whales, dolphins and reef life as our guides and guests have captured them, trip after trip, out on Mirissa’s waters.

Preview a Tour

Gallery Highlights

A closer look at the moments our guests bring home.

Browse All Tours

Every photo and video below comes from one of our tours — filter by experience to see a specific trip, or browse everything at once.

A group of snorkelers swimming beside a massive blue whale underwater
A snorkeler swimming above a blue whale in open water
A blue whale surfacing through sunlit water
A sea turtle gliding over a coral reef
A couple snorkeling together, holding hands underwater
A child snorkeling over a shallow reef
Divers exploring a reef lit only by their torches at night
Divers with torches inspecting a coral reef at night
Aerial view of two whales surfacing side by side
A blue whale gliding through open water
A humpback whale's tail rising out of the water mid-breach
A blue whale surfacing and spouting near the boat
Two divers in wetsuits smiling on the beach before a dive
Two divers exploring a reef alongside clownfish and anemones
Clownfish sheltering in anemones on the reef
A large school of fish over a rocky reef
A diver posing beside a fellow diver, framed by coral, anemone and clownfish
A diver swimming toward a hawksbill turtle over the reef
A diver hovering above a turtle gliding over the sandy sea floor
A first-time diver giving the OK hand signal underwater
A school of reef fish over Mirissa's coral, seen on a Discover Scuba Diving trip
A school of reef fish drifting over open blue water
Two kids in scuba gear smiling in the pool during a Bubblemaker session
An instructor holding a child's hand during a pool scuba introduction
Divers exploring an underwater rock formation
A large pod of dolphins leaping together above the waves
A pod of dolphins swimming together underwater
Dolphins swimming just beneath the surface off Mirissa
A dolphin leaping clear of the water as its pod swims alongside
Two dolphins swimming close together at the surface