diving in New ZealandShow all entries with tags: diving |
1. Travel Tip:
Diving in Kaikoura
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Kaikoura, on the east coast of the South Island of New Zealand, is an idyllic spot - lazy, sunny, gloriously glorious in every way a glorious place can possibly be glorious. And it is a very good... Tags for this Travel Tip: diving wildlife |
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2. Travel Tip:
Diving in Wellington
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The people who are lucky enough to live in Wellington, New Zealand's capital city, will never go hungry. Not as long as they have a wetsuit, a pair of flippers, and an oxygen tank. Even if they... Tags for this Travel Tip: diving food |
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3. Travel Tip:
Diving Around A Volcano
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It seems a little crazy, but New Zealand's most active volcano is actually situated about 50 kilometres offshore. OK, so that isn't that crazy. What is crazy is that I was able to go diving in the... Tags for this Travel Tip: diving volcanoes |
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4. Travel Tip:
Shag Point
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You simply can't drive past a signpost to a place with the name of Shag Point without going to check it out. It conjures up all sorts of visual images. Situated on the east coast of the South... Tags for this Travel Tip: diving history sharks |
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5. Travel Tip:
Diving In Otago
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The water was cold, icy, and blue, and it held me in a tight embrace, like a huge wet tongue wrapped around my entire body. Bubbles of air floated through the strange half light of the underwater... Tags for this Travel Tip: diving |
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6. Travel Tip:
Diving In Northland
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Warm water to dive in is wonderful, especially in New Zealand, where most of the water is cold enough to freeze the proverbials off a brass monkey. But it does bring with it one major problem -... Tags for this Travel Tip: diving |
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7. Travel Tip:
Diving Poor Knights Islands
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The colours astounded me. Bright blues, yellows, oranges, and reds materialised in front of me, shimmering slightly, swaying and moving. Brighter than any colour I had ever seen before. The shapes... Tags for this Travel Tip: fish diving |
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8. Travel Tip:
Diving The Rainbow Warrior
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My depth metre read 20 metres, and through the murk a school of small fish spread out like bubbles. Their silver bodies reflected haphazardly in the little light that penetrated this depth. I... Tags for this Travel Tip: fish diving |
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Diving Greenstone Bay
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The water was cold. Freezing. Even my full wetsuit and cap didn't keep out the icy tightness that suddenly constricted my lungs. My breathing became short and sharp, which meant that the regulator... Tags for this Travel Tip: diving coral |
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