Snorkling

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On amour way to Mnemba Island for Snorkling🐠🐟🐚🐡

Snorkeling is an easy way to see the reefs and sea life. Be sure to visit one of the excellent sites found off the north coast of Providenciales. Many hotels and guest houses offer free use of snorkel equipment, or you can purchase your own gear at a local shop.

Bora Bora, French Polynesia

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Gili #Meno, with its 500 inhabitants, is well known for its turtle population and special ecosystem. . This piece of art was created by Jason deCaires Taylor, a well-known underwater sculptor. His sculptures are found in places like the Caribbean, the Canary Islands and even in the Thames in his home country of Britain! . It's called "Nest" and it represents the circle of life: the statues will eventually come to life! Within a year the ocean will turn it into a reef and will continue to…