Fighting currents when diving and sailing!
The currents we jumped into on our first dive were a swirling whirlpool; we hoped they wouldn’t be so violent as we sailed south…
Fighting currents when diving and sailing! Read Post »
The currents we jumped into on our first dive were a swirling whirlpool; we hoped they wouldn’t be so violent as we sailed south…
Fighting currents when diving and sailing! Read Post »
The shallow sliver of water caught between Sulawesi and the small island of Lembeh is the Lembeh Strait, muck diving centre of the world, and a mecca for underwater macro photographers.
Muck Diving the Lembeh Strait Read Post »
It seems we have a few boat repairs ahead of us in this beautiful, tropical paradise. Nothing new there, then!
Boat Repairs (and Spectacular Diving) Read Post »
We had to pinch ourselves when we arrived in Sipadan to discover no-one else there. We will always be grateful for this incredible experience, undoubtedly the highlight of our cruising career so far.
The only divers in Sipadan Read Post »
Despite thousands of dives under his belt, Maman’s enthusiasm and evident joy is infectious, imparting confidence to even the most timid of divers.
Passing the Advanced Open Water Diver course Read Post »
An orange sea. Then, while we were diving, someone bombed the reef. Dynamite fishing is still a problem over here.
Orange sea after the storm Read Post »
One of the greatest things about being in the Red Sea is, of course, the snorkeling and diving. Imagine, then, having the freedom to sail to a suitable location, drop the hook, hop in the dinghy, pick a dive spot and drop over the side with your gear on, ready for a dive! Of course this helps if you have Graham of ‘Eeyore’ with you. He’s a qualified dive master and a passion for diving that is matched only by his passion for sailing and making the best mango chutney this side of Africa. We were also joined by Mick, who was out visiting Pat and Tony on ‘Full Flight’. Mick kindly donated some underwater pictures for you…
Scuba Diving And Snorkeling In The Red Sea Read Post »