Mask and Snorkel Sets

A mask should suit your face shape without relying on a tight strap. Check the silicone skirt and fit notes, then compare the snorkel’s mouthpiece size and position. Choose the combination that feels comfortable on your face and in your mouth, then select your preferred colour.

New to buying a set? Use our first snorkelling kit fit checklist to check the mask with the snorkel mouthpiece in place. Adult and junior labels help narrow the range, but the seal on your face matters most.

An open-top snorkel has an open tube. A semi-dry snorkel uses a splash guard to reduce splashes entering at the top. A dry-top design adds a closing upper valve to help limit water entry; it does not let you breathe underwater. Check the exact model, as a product’s name alone does not describe its mechanism.

Already have a mask? Shop individual snorkels to replace or upgrade that part of your kit.

Choose snorkelling fins separately, or compare mask, snorkel and fin sets. For children, explore kids sets and junior and youth combinations. Full-face designs have their own full-face snorkel mask range.