Diving in Nha Trang
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3rd - 5th Apr 2004.
The Nha Trang beaches were nice but after being burnt to a crisp we decided it was time to get out of the sun and into the water.
The plan is up at 6.30am for 2 morning dives and back on the beach to burn by 1pm.
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Claire was along for the first days diving to Moray Beach & Rainbow Reef and it was a Jason only day when Madonna Rocks were explored and Moray Beach revisited.
Madonna Rocks (so named as they look like breasts) had a couple of holes in the rocks to swim through and some pretty interesting fish.
Moray Beach had around 5 different varieties of Moray Eels one of which was 2 metres plus long.
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The corals were good and so was the visibility
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The fish were few and far between as their are some pretty hungry people out there.
The best things we saw, the Moray Eels, remain un-photographed due to new-under-water-camera-incompetence.... it will take a while and some experimenting to adjust to this new photographic environment.
(Read Jason has yet to read the manual yet and prefers to fog up our camera with his experimenting)
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The fish we did see were beautiful and pretty colourful
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and spotty
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and skinny (Trumpet fish)
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and majestic (Lion Fish)
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and Dangerous / Poisonous (Scorpion Fish)
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and annoying (50cm jellyfish).
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