Showing posts with label coral reefs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coral reefs. Show all posts

Saturday, 7 March 2015

Playing Tourist on Norfolk Island

 Watching the Cargo ship unload


 Panoramas

 
Underwater adventures

 
 Snorkelling in Emily Bay




 A surprise meeting with friends also with cameras in hand!
 
 snorkelling selfie with mother and daughter

Gorgeous light on some local calves

 
 Beautiful afternoon light at Slaughter bay




 Outrigging in Emily Bay




 Norfolk Island is a wonderful place to play tourist, even if you are a local!


Sunday, 27 April 2014

Last snorkelling for the year in Emily and Slaughter bay


This is the last weekend that I usually snorkel before the cooler waters from NZ wash up and make me say brrrrr.

 

The tropical wildlife that lives below the surface will still be waiting for me when I return in December.

I have enjoyed the Easter weekend public holidays plus Anzac day to go down to the reef and play with my friends. They are a fabulous reminder of our amazing planet.


Here is a go pro underwater video taken by my friends and fellow bloggers. It is definitely worth a 2 minute viewing of your time. You will see why we are so lucky to live here.

Hang on...they are wearing wetsuits!!!
What a novel idea!


I might have to order one for Mothers day and then I can play with my fishy friends in the most incredible coral gardens all year round!

 And my husband says he never knows what to buy me for gifts (even after 23 years together)

Helllloooooo....make me a mermaid!