Hawaii Shark Encounters

... and the Bowfinger museum and submarine, we flew on to Big Island. Night viewing of lava flowing into the ocean was the first activity, followed by some amazing encounters with Manta Rays that I will never forget. Simply incredible. 9 of them in one night.

... and I bussed our way back to North Shore for our 10:30 a.m. appointment with the sharks. To get to them, our guides from Hawaiian Shark Encounters took us three and a half miles out into the ocean. Right away, I spotted the fins sticking out of the water. ...

... shark and that would give everyone a good viewing opportunity.  The WA Fisheries department has a set of regulations about whale shark encounters that mandate a minimum distance of 3m from the sides, 4m from the tail and no swimmers in front of the ...

... of the men who started up the big surf brands, i.e. billabong and quiksilver, scott knows them!! apart from that gory crocoldile stories, shark encounters too the museum had so many different surf boards too!! my fave was made fromt he 80;s by scott, he ...

... -deserved breakfast we get ready for snorkeling. I'm excited because we've seen several sharks circling around the boat. I'm hoping for close encounters in the water, and the Ocean gives me exactly that. As another person swims in front of me I see a ...

... very rare to discover white teeth from modern-day sharks. A ¼ mile off shore is where divers go for some great reef encounters. ·        Venetian Waterway Trail – A 12 mile long corridor that runs on both sides ...

... weirdly made me feel safer in the water when snorkeling the rest of the week. That evening we drank telling stories of our encounters with the sharks before partaking in some local dancing and yet more Kava! We had the next day on Kuata just chilling out ...

... amazing was about to happen as people started to walk out into the streets to look upwards, like a scene from Close Encounters! Steadily the number of bats streaming across the sky grew until the sky itself started to blacken. Without exaggeration there ...