Snorkeling at Atlantis Paradise Island in the Bahamas is a flagship experience with multiple ways to explore the marine world in 2026. The most unique option is the "Snorkel the Ruins" program, which takes you into the 2.7-million-gallon Ruins Lagoon. During this 60-minute excursion, you swim among authentic-looking "sunken" artifacts and over 20,000 pelagic fish, including rays and sharks. For those who prefer a more natural setting, the resort offers "Blue Adventures" boat trips to nearby colorful coral reefs in the crystalline Bahamian waters. If you are looking for a free option, you can snorkel at any of the resort's beaches, such as Paradise Lagoon or the Cove Beach; while these spots have fewer "artifacts," you can still spot schools of tropical fish and occasional rays near the rock breakwaters. In 2026, the resort also offers a specialized program at Dolphin Cay where you can use handheld underwater scooters to snorkel in a deep-water lagoon alongside dolphins, providing a high-tech twist to a classic vacation activity.