Koh Tao Star Villa Ko Tao
11/18 Moo 1 Ko Tao, Thailand
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Small Island LIFE
We finally arrived. And by "arrived," I mean this is where dreams have taken me. A small, minimally populated island, with lush green mountain ranges, and turquoise waters, where you can dive and see everything from whale sharks to sea urchin. When you come up for air, all you would smell is a blend of Thai spices, awaiting an elixir of drunken …
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Under the sea...............
... dived out at the mo, i cant wait to do my first fun dive :)
This evening we have had a great night out for drinks with our instructors Jo, Liron, Mike and Nick and all the others who passed their Open waters. All this talk bout not drinking the night before a dive but it didnt stop them knoking back the jager bombs......good night, sad to be leaving tomorrow ...
I don't want a lot for Christmas
... do a good job and meet thousands of people and get more experience of life and many other things...Dankjewel poekie, zonder jou was ik er waarschijnlijk nooit aan begonnen
Now i almost have to go and take the boat, so only one Did you know that
- i'm over the half of my trip and i just know that from now on it will even go faster and i honestly don't like this idea (NIET LEUK!!!)
okay, to all of you, lots of love, merry Christmas and all the best in 2012
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Finding Nemo
... The course took 4 days to complete but was absolutely worth every minute. Day 1 was knowledge and theory. Day 2 was knowledge/taking up our homework and then jumped into the pool to start getting used to breathing under water and completing skills like taking your mask off for a minute, taking your regulator out (what you breath out of) finding it without looking and putting it back in, emergency out of air exercises, alternate ...
Diving, chilling, dancing and staring at the stars
... looking) instructor called Goose helped me collect all my equipment, and then we were off on the long tail out to the dive boat.
The waves were choppy, I felt a bit queasy, I felt like I'd forgotten everything... but once we got in and down to look at the reef I started to calm down. My buoyancy still needs work, but over the next couple of days (I dived with Dave again, which was great) I got a lot more comfortable with it.
We also saw some cool stuff: Trigger ...



