 | Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand |
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This weekend we donned wetsuits, BCDs and regulators again to clock up our 16th and 17th dives. We headed for The Poor Knights Islands, a renowned dive site off the East Coast of Northland. The Poor Knights are regarded as one of the world's top dive ...
... air without our reg's at 8m below, a very weird sensation. Two dives are not nearly enough at the Poor Knights Islands which have more than 30 recognised dive sites, so we will most certainly add this to our list of future dive destinations. Must ...
... , by Captain Cook because they resembled his breakfast which was (French) toast with jam on it, known in those days as "poor knights"; strange but true.) We stopped on the way to look at some dolphins, who weren't interested in us. Arrival at the ...
... all the trimmings. But really, I was only killing time before heading out to Tutakaka the next day to dive the Poor Knights Islands, a protected marine park ranked by Jacques Cousteau as one of the top 10 dive spots in the world. The dive operation was ...
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Posted on Mar 4, 2008, 10:14:43
... trees, visit secluded Matapouri, on the north- east coast four hours from Auckland. And underwater? The subtropical reefs of the Poor Knights Islands, off the north- east coast of the North Island, were rated one of the world's top 10 dive sites by ...
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