Continuing the diving we did on the 4th Day of our Fiji trip.
Day 4 12-11-2007
We set off for the finally dive once we had out lunch + grab new tanks for our dives. Weather wasn't that great by the time we reach the dive spot. It was cloudy + water a bit choppy. There is also a slight current.

We just gear up immediatly and start out dive. This time 2 Beqa crews(Rusi & Petero) + 4 leisure divers. As for the dive, it is SOFT CORAL + WRECK.
Rusi was with Maria as she is taking her time to do her photography. Petero led the 3 of us for the entire dive.
For the first few minutes, we dive around the soft coral.


There is a bit of current and I can feel it as I have to use more energy and kick harder to go against the current. I was getting a bit tired. Guess that because it is already the 3rd dive for the day + I haven't being exercising much for the past year.
When we reach the Wreck, I was stunned! I actually did pause and stop breathing for a min! The visibility was great and I'm able to see the HUGE wreck in front of me!! + I wasn't being blocked as there are only 4 of us! I love diving in small group...hehe
The Wreck















On our way back to the soft coral after viewing the wreck, we saw a small school of Barracuda. They are swimming in circle and it was my 1st time seeing a school of Barracuda.


We dive a round the soft coral till we were out of air. It's a pretty relaxing dive. Not as intense as the 1st 2 dives but I actually like it. :)




2 comments:
the wreck looked creepy...reminds me of some horror movie.. =P
i saw you state in one of pic a "x'mas tree" coral??
Isn't barracuda a meat eating fish? aren't you afraid when they come?
it does! tat's why i froze when i first saw it. but i like it.
it is call x'mas tree....if u try to touch it, it will actually hid inside their "house"
yes, barracuda does bite human. as long they are not alone, you are save. they attack man when they are alone.
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