They “see” us before we see them. Yet we become aware of their presence almost immediately on entering the water. Despite the near twenty-metre visibility, their whistles, burst pulses, bubble trails and chirps “inspect” us well before they come into view.
3 days of diving in Mozambique Mostly I dive Aliwal Shoal and Landers Reef, both of which are just south of Durban. However I dive Sodwana Bay, just south of the Mozambique border, a lot too. But every now and then, when the planets line up and the world seems too busy and hectic I feel the need to cross the Mozambique border and slow things down a bit. And there is only one place I know in Mozambique where the world does not seem to spin crazily, where cell phones do not work and the Internet seems worthless.
Nudibranch, Lorenzo's Delight, Wakatobi The reefs of Wakatobi are an underwater photographer’s dream.
The diving is pretty much unlimited and there are more than 43 mapped and named dive sites to keep you and your camera occupied for days on end.