Today we had ‘turtle madness’ at Angagas house-reef. They were playing together at the ground for 10 minutes before they left. Really nice to watch – turtle-dance ;)

Ciao, Andrew >:o)

We have a break now after todays first dive so it’s a good time having a drink and rolling this blog. Todays picture – I’ve snapped in the morning – shows a big swarm of ‘Salema porgies’. Looks great if the form a swarm consisting of more than hundred head counts!

Some word to Angagas dive-base: It’s managed by Germans and if you know the famous saying ‘with Teutonic thoroughness’ it nails it down. The dive-base is well organized, well structured, clean and well maintained. People are really nice and very supportive over and under water. It’s unbelievable to find such a quality of service at ‘the end of the world’ – period!

Shark-Counter raises up to 7 now – one additional ‘Whitetip reef sharks’ :)

So this is it for today. Wish you a good day, Yours Andrew >:o)

Today we’ve been really in luck – we met ‘eagle rays’!  They swan through the sea leaving you breathless with tears in your eyes. No matter what you’ve seen on TV or youTube – it’s light-years away from reality!

Yours Andrew >:o)

Today I’ve activated my underwater-housing so it’s time to present you the first impressions from Angaga@sea. This big ‘Giant Moray’ posed like a professional model :)

And believe it or not – we meet our first two sharks directly at the reef edge of the Angaga-Atoll. I was a little bit too surprised, so before I pulled the trigger they disappeared into the deep blue. I was just a hand-length away from this amazing animals – an unbelievable thrill!

Ciao! Andrew >:o)