A cool video has emerged of a woman going snorkelling with dozens of juvenile black tip reef sharks, white tip reef sharks and bamboo sharks.

The footage, shot on June 11 in Bali, Indonesia, shows the small rescue sharks swimming undisturbed around the woman.

"These juvenile black tip reef sharks, white tip reef sharks and bamboo sharks were rescued by Bali Sharks Rescue Center, which is offering local fishermen an alternative to killing the sharks," the filmer wrote online.

"After giving the sharks some time to recover from the stress of being caught, Bali Sharks releases them into a nearby protected marine area."

"For Claudia, it's an exciting experience getting such a close encounter with so many sharks," they added.

Claudia from The Jetlagged is getting in the water to swim with dozens of sharks! These juvenile black tip reef sharks, white tip reef sharks and bamboo sharks were rescued by Bali Sharks Rescue Center, which is offering local fishermen an alternative to killing the sharks. After giving the sharks some time to recover from the stress of being caught, Bali Sharks releases them into a nearby protected marine area. For Claudia, it's an exciting experience getting such a close encounter with so many sharks. Taken from The Jetlagged's documentary "Little Teeth - Saving Sharks on Bali".