Well, before we go over to Victoria, just back to new A, I mean, I don't know how to get there.
So A, how do you get there? And B, what's the attraction to the dive in there? Is there anything that stands out significantly?
So you go via Auckland to get out there, like a lot of those Pacific Islands.
Um, at the time they had, um, on the low season, one flight a week in the peak season, two flights a week.
So you've got just some of the, the clearest ocean water in the world, like Visibility, the two years I was there, didn't drop below 40, 50 meters.
It's just super, super clear, which actually made it entertaining when you're going and doing night dives or doing night courses and stuff.
Especially courses, you're getting students to go, okay, we're going to cover our torches so you can see what the effect of the dark is.
So you cover your torch and everyone can still bloody see each other because it's just that clear.
So let's get back next to the water and talk about what we did, sort of thing.
Um, through the winter period, um, we'd do the, um, swim with the whales, kind of snorkel with the whales sort of thing and big populations of spinner dolphins, um, as well.
Um, the biggest attraction for me is there's a, um, a sea crate that's endemic to the, the island called the Catawali.
Well, before we go over to Victoria, just back to new A, I mean, I don't know how to get there.
So A, how do you get there? And B, what's the attraction to the dive in there? Is there anything that stands out significantly?
So you go via Auckland to get out there, like a lot of those Pacific Islands.
Um, at the time they had, um, on the low season, one flight a week in the peak season, two flights a week.
So you've got just some of the, the clearest ocean water in the world, like Visibility, the two years I was there, didn't drop below 40, 50 meters.
It's just super, super clear, which actually made it entertaining when you're going and doing night dives or doing night courses and stuff.
Especially courses, you're getting students to go, okay, we're going to cover our torches so you can see what the effect of the dark is.
So you cover your torch and everyone can still bloody see each other because it's just that clear.
So let's get back next to the water and talk about what we did, sort of thing.
Um, through the winter period, um, we'd do the, um, swim with the whales, kind of snorkel with the whales sort of thing and big populations of spinner dolphins, um, as well.
Um, the biggest attraction for me is there's a, um, a sea crate that's endemic to the, the island called the Catawali.
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