wico6768
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Same, as the guy who said Rangiroa. I apparently quoted wrong. I will try to fix it. Anyway,
here's what I meant to quote
"Rangiroa, lots of sharks on every dive, sometimes over a hundred "
One our friends/guides/DMs whatever, had us bring our camera, get out of the zodiac, and as soon as we were in water, we were in sharks. As far up and down as you could see, all kinds of reef sharks, everywhere, like a sharkclone. Like being in a blender and sharks surround you.
It was truly amazing.
We spent probably 5-6 minutes there and then went to the reef. Where there are also sharks, but I can't quite accurately describe this experience. Our dive guide knew what he was doing when he took us there. Just outside the pass in the blue.
And the Tiger in Fakarava was pretty awesome too. But he was there like 15 seconds maybe.
Everytime we go there, shark everywhere, no manipulating of them to get them.
here's what I meant to quote
"Rangiroa, lots of sharks on every dive, sometimes over a hundred "
One our friends/guides/DMs whatever, had us bring our camera, get out of the zodiac, and as soon as we were in water, we were in sharks. As far up and down as you could see, all kinds of reef sharks, everywhere, like a sharkclone. Like being in a blender and sharks surround you.
It was truly amazing.
We spent probably 5-6 minutes there and then went to the reef. Where there are also sharks, but I can't quite accurately describe this experience. Our dive guide knew what he was doing when he took us there. Just outside the pass in the blue.
And the Tiger in Fakarava was pretty awesome too. But he was there like 15 seconds maybe.
Everytime we go there, shark everywhere, no manipulating of them to get them.