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Snorkelling at the Low Isles
... enjoy some sun. About 45 minutes into the trip I vomited my breakfast into the sea and instantly felt better – sometimes it's better to just get everything out of your system. When we arrived to the island shortly afterwards we got our lycra suits, flippers goggles and snorkels together and headed out for a swim.
The reef was small but beautiful – there were so many different types of ...
Fantastiske Great Barrier Reef
... dette var "for real". Der var klovne fisk (Nemo), papegøjefisk (i flere størrelser), kirurgfisk og hvad de mon ellers hed. Vi så og fik lov til at røre en blå søstjerne.
Andet dyk - igen 30 min. og 10-12m´s dybde.
Lige inden, at jeg fik lov til at hoppe i vandet, råbte en af snorklerne i vandet, at der var en skildpadde. Ærgerligt, for jeg måtte vente på at få lov til at hoppe i vandet, så jeg så den desværre ikke. Godt at vi så en med "glass ...
Cairns to Cape Tribulation-North before South
... point for our journey south.
Driving past endless fields of sugar cane and getting further towards the mountains of the rainforest we arrived at the Daintree river where we were taken across the crocodile infested water. Once on the other side we were then on Cape Tribulation road which now turned, twisted and climbed further into the tropical forest. Needing some lunch and following a tip we pulled over at ...
Port Douglas
... ice-creams and other snacks. Deb had a Smartie "push-up" ice-cream that was the neatest thing we have seen and even has Smarties in the stick. We had a good long walk on along the beach and saw small crabs burrowing holes and rolling out lots of small sand balls. Apparently there are no box jellies at this time of the year, but the water has lots of twigs and seaweed, so swimming wasn’t much fun.
When we got back from the beach we chatted ...
Free camp for work!
... Will be sorry to leave Port Douglas as weather is perfect, but still so much to ...