Sunlit Waters

... when I was on recess supervision, or stretched out on my living room carpet pouring over Lonely Planet guide books.  This sunlit moment on an island in the middle of Ang Thong National Marine park, after a breezy day of sea kayaking along rocky ...

... chill out, but are really pleased that we are boating it as we both love the sea. We have been staying 2 nights at Sunlit Waters, selfcontained apartments, on top of a hill overlooking the marina and the bay. It is beautiful here, lots of green hills, ...

... back along the path we looked inwards and in the harbour bay a pod of dolphins were chasing fish and darting around in the sunlit waters. What a place. We reached the marina and walked along the boat jetty. We had some left over bread and fed the fish ...

... or 45 minutes just swimming. Over 2 hours later we reached the end, into the daylight and watched dozens of colourfull fish in the sunlit waters. The finishing run was between stone walls, which were the home to many fish and we even saw a small, yellow ...

... The conditions weren't that good though, the weather had stirred up some currents and lots of sand from the bottom, so the clear sunlit waters I had been expecting didn't materialise but it was still good, and I saw some cool stuff - sharks, turtles, ...

... hats and rubber ducky yellow slickers. As we munched gingersnap cookies, we oogled the glittering twinkles of the sunlit sapphire waters. Our jetboat cruised through the Fjord when suddenly SPLASH! A large pod of bottlenose dolphins joined us riding ...

... . While Cathy stood around acting like a maiden in distress, I searched for something to gallantly lay across the waters. Ermine collared cloaks not being particularly common items in Borneo, but determined to prove that chivalry was just slightly wounded ...

... white crosses in front of trees, and could only guess that's what happened. It was a nice drive, however, with turquoise waters at Busselton, and dramatic views from Sugarloaf Point. After two days in Margaret River, continued on to Pemberton, Windy ...

... ruined city was quiet and I leisurely spent over an hour exploring, getting lost and wading through the cool crystal clear waters. Later there was a steady stream of beach goers but most passed by without glancing at this remarkable ancient city eerily ...

... unison with the invisible force of nature.  It was an absolutely gorgeous day and we spent the arid sunlit afternoon crawling through ruins, standing at the top of massive amphitheaters stairs, deciphering carved inscriptions still visible in ...

... shower - a small cascade of cold but oh-so refreshing water. I stripped down and took the plunge before standing amidst the plunging waters, wiping the sweat and dirt from my body and air. What an amazing feeling, what an amazing place. Rarely had I felt ...

... journey to the island of Koh Kradan. As we arrived you could instantly see the paradise, white sand beaches and crystal clear waters. Bleedin' poifect! This was also the lunch break. And we were stationed here for almost 2 hours. Pretty good really, as ...

... the island's bucolic beauty here and there — verdant rice paddies; lush mangrove forests; nipa shanties dotting the fertile, sunlit expanse; farmers astride their beasts of burden; fowl, pigs and dogs scampering every which way as we approached ...

...  public pay showers that help lighten our moods.  We lock up our bags and head outside to beautiful, sunlit mountain sides surrounding blue waters.  It's a perfect little break.  We buy a couple of mats and head down ...

... required the emergency winter jackets we had brought along just in case. We walked along the harbour, admiring the icy blue waters which penetrated the Oslofjord (although geologically it's a bay and not a fjord) and the white elegant vessels that ebbed ...

... Sun because it hid under the crag during a great Flood. Isla del Sol was the first land that appeared after the flood waters began to recede and the Sun emerged from Titikala to illuminate the sky once again. Whichever version is accurate, we feel the ...

... café scene feels European, the arts scene is vibrant and you feel that the barefooted young families wandering through the narrow, sunlit streets must all be vegan yogis who enjoy organic soy yoghurt on their spelt muesli. Nick and Sus have a ...

... wafting through the air as the blues, greens and reds of these lakes emitted their pungent gases... the contents of these waters make them unsuitable for bathing: the beautiful delicate green of the Laguna Verde, for example, is a result of its high ...