Diving & Snorkelling

Masks, snorkels, fins, wetsuits and dive safety gear for families planning a beach holiday as well as certified divers who explore Canadian lakes and coastlines. Kids' and adult snorkel sets cover first-timers, while CRESSI masks, SCUBAPRO freediving snorkels and BCD accessories, and Scuba Choice surface marker buoys suit people who spend regular time underwater.

Fit decides comfort here. A mask should stay on your face when you inhale gently through your nose with the strap loose, and fins are sized by shoe range, so check whether the chart uses men's or women's sizes. Dry-top snorkels close off when a wave washes over, which helps beginners. Full-face masks are for surface snorkelling only, not breath-hold dives. For travel, low-volume masks and short-blade fins take little luggage space. Browse ready-made snorkel sets or add warmth with wetsuits.

Brands include CRESSI, Scuba Choice and O'NEILL.

In this range: snorkel sets, diving masks, full suits, snorkels and safety gear.

Need help choosing? Read PFDs and life jackets in Canada.

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Diving & Snorkelling: frequently asked questions

How do I check that a dive mask fits?

Place the mask on your face without the strap and inhale gently through your nose. If it stays in place without air leaking in, the silicone skirt is sealing properly. If you dive in cold water, test the fit with your hood on, since a hood changes how the skirt sits.

Should I choose a full-face snorkel mask or a traditional mask and snorkel?

Full-face masks let you breathe through your nose and mouth and suit relaxed swimming at the surface. Because your nose is enclosed, you cannot equalize pressure, so they are not for diving down. A traditional mask and snorkel lets you duck-dive and is quicker to clear.

How do I stop my mask from fogging?

New tempered-glass lenses carry a residue from manufacturing, so clean the lens before first use following the maker's instructions. Before each swim, apply a defog solution and rinse lightly. Afterwards, rinse the mask in fresh water and let it dry out of direct sunlight.

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