One day we saw a shark nursery with 50-70 baby sharks all swimming together. They seemed as curious about us as we were about them. Sorry I don't have any shots of them. This is some coral closeup.

Click here to see some underwater video.

The color underwater gets bluer the deeper you go. This fish was attracted to the lens and kept trying to bite the camera.

The birds guarding this wreck took off when we got too close.

This is a Korean long line fishing boat that was intentionally wrecked. The rusting boat is putting so much iron in the water that only one kind of algae will grow here. It is a really creepy site.

Karin, Scott and Anders enjoy a sightseeing ride after diving.

View of shoreline.

Nesting birds hang out in the trees. As the sun sets, large groups of birds come flying back into the trees to rest for the night.

View of the flats. This area is a nursing area for sharks and a hangout for bonefish.

More flats.

And still more flats. These areas are filled with fish and sea creatures. We didn't get a chance to take the kayaks out ourselves, but heard it was worthwhile to get a good closeup view of some things.

This manta ray approached the boat to get a closer look at us.

Closeup of manta ray skimming the surface. It was so cool to see these guys up so close. He was only 5 feet from the boat.

This is a video of a few shots from our deeper dives (50-80 feet).