An interesting start to our trip was the sighting of a dog swimming randomly in the sea; it must have been a dolphin in its previous life :)! Very odd indeed. We then carried on with our voyage and were greeted by the sharks in very timely manner! The guests were caught a bit off guard when we started to ask who our first seven divers were going to be. “Big Nemo” made her infamous appearance and was off again. Taking up her limelight was a shark riddled with parasites. This shark stayed with us for the entire duration of the trip and put on a great spectacle! There were many box jellies in the water as well as blue bottles which were quite interesting to see. It was fantastic to see all the diversity in the water today! Great stuff…

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