Diving with the biggest shark in the deepest hole
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Rarely can I dive no shirt without getting cold – Loved it! |
Dive Master, I have experienced one of the best days of diving ever.
The day tour that I took consisted of 3 dives, which I will never for the life of me forget. Our first dive was into the Great Blue Hole,
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Little Caribbean Island on the boat trip out |
where we swam through the amazing stalactites, which when
exiting, we had a visit from a 6-8ft reef shark that circled by to check us out. I couldn’t believe it, it was the biggest shark I had actually swam with. It was so refreshing to be under the water with it instead of sitting on my board (surfing) being scared shitless from the sight of a shape/fin. I was in total awe at its sheer gracefulness through the water, its true; sharks are king of the ocean.
Upon climbing back aboard the boat my ear-to-ear grin could not be wiped from my face. Then it was on to the next dive site of Half Moon Caye. Not expecting it be as a good as the last dive, I was
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Docking for a lunch break |
astounded at the clarity of the water when I jumped in. It was as though I was looking into a recently cleaned life size aquarium full of bright fluorescent sea life all around me. I asked my guide what the visibility was, to which he explained we were more than lucky as it was an unbelievable day at 120ft-130ft visibility, where as usually its 80-90ft which alone is quite incredible.
After two of the most amazing dives of my life, the boat took us to the island of Half Moon Caye for lunch, where we feasted and
relaxed, letting the nitrogen release from our bodies. The Island we ate lunch on, mimicked a magazine center fold of a exquisite tropical getaway. It had pure white sand, with old abandoned
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Half Moon Caye |
buildings that had suffered from years of ocean sea breezes along with a quaint little forest inhabited by birds. You couldn’t have asked for a more relaxing place to enjoy your lunch.
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