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Divespot: Dhigu Tila
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Author: Francesca
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31.07.2010 / 17:59 |
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Too much current for Anga Tila, so we changed to the "emergency" dive site. It was nice with lots of little things to be discovered. My two diver are really excited whe they find their own fish subjects. This false stone fish is really amazing, he blends so well into the environment, that it is difficult to spot him. |
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Divespot: Maadhoo Giri
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Author: Thomas
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30.07.2010 / 12:44 |
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While approaching the reef we saw a group of dolphins swimming around the dive site, so we got all excited.. Unfortunately they did not show up during our dive, but we enjoyed it anyway. |
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Divespot: Maavelavaru Corner
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Author: Thomas
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29.07.2010 / 19:03 |
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Excursion to Noonu Atoll today. Some of our lients wanted to visit a new Island and we took the opportunity to dive in that area. Nice drift dive at the western edge of the Atoll. Unfortunately the visibility was quite poor (surprisingly) but there were some massive tuna, a mobula and this little nurse shark. |
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Divespot: Kunfunadhoo corner
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Author: Thomas
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28.07.2010 / 17:56 |
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Right before the afternoon dive, the weather turned stormy! There was little choice of dive sites and we decided that the safest place would be our house reef "corner". I had to do a deep dive with my student and was pleasantly surprised by the dive. A huge shoal of small barracudas, two inquisitive juvenile grey reef sharks, a mata ray and a huge quantity of fusiliers. |
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