Bahamas Part 2
After New York it was back to the Bahamas for another 2 days and I had already booked a full day trip with Powerboat Adventures to one of the outer islands with a speed boat and what a great action day:
Feeding iguanas at a remote beach, feeding stingrays and snorkeling with sharks. Great food and I met very nice people and had some great chats! Awesome last day on my around the world trip.
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- Flying into Nassau, Bahamas
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- Yeah Day Trip with Powerboat Adventures
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- wow this is a fast and fun ride
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- Iguana
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- on a nice small island
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- feeding the iguana
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- Scary!!!
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- ok this shark is close
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- and there are many …
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- picture time
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- Great day trip
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- Time to snorkel
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- the water looks amazing
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- Snorkel impression
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- Snorkel impression
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- Cooking in the water
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- Time to cook
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- Thumb up for the day
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- Island impression
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- New friends a couple from Chicago
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- Nassau impression
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- Nassau impression
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- Nassau impression
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- Nassau Harbour
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- I will 🙂
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- Sunset on my way to the terminal
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- Love this Ad: We will not rest 🙂
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- My “office” at the airport
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- London Heathrow impression
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- London sightseeing 🙂
Snorkeling with turtles
In Maui and on Big Island I got the chance to swim with turtles. Very graceful creatures and very delightful to watch.
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- Some snorkeling impressions
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- A lot of yellow fishes
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- Thumb up for the snorkel ground here on Big Island
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- Can you spot the fish who is trying to hide
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- Yeah I love those yellow fishes
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- Let’s swim with them
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- Snorkeling in Maui with Shelley and Rick
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- Green Sea turtles in action
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- Resting Turtle 1
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- Resting Turtle 2
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- Resting Turtle 3
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- Black Sand Beach Impression
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- Let’s go for a snorkel with the turtles
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- Yeah Turtle in action 🙂
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- Amazing animals the turtles
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- Rob is preparing my first rainbow shaved ice
Night Snorkel with Manta’s on Big Island
What an amazing encounter with Manta Rays at Kona Coast on Big Island, Hawaii. The boat tour started at 5pm and just before sunset we were at the spot where at night time often Manta Rays go for feeding. Manta Rays are very graceful animals hunting plankton all day and night.
And as plankton likes light we were soon in the water holding onto a surf board with light bulbs attracting plankton which as you can imagine attracted the Manta Rays. And over years the Manta’s have figured out that they can eat the most plankton if they do a roll. Very amazing to see them so close.