Diving at Angelfish Reef on Norman Island

It was a late uprising this AM. I wandered out about 830 to see what the consensus was for Breakfast, and there was only one face looking at me, so I went back to bed for a bit! We had a lot of rain today, although the wind has moderated a lot. We did the caves, did a dive, had lunch and then about 330 made our way to the outside of Angelfish Reef to do a dive back around to the mooring ball. It was looking very flat and calm with not much wind at all....

One of our picture takers saw TWO octopus, which the two dive instructors did not see at all!

We found a sandy spot and our referral diver finished his skills and is now fully certified!

Always pretty sponges out here...

Divers coming over the reef...

Our newly minted certified diver...

This little Turtle circled Glen back and forth. First he took a lot of pictures and then just stood there and watched it while I took pictures. It was perfect!



Lots of Angelfish...

An interesting shot of a little cave...

We attempted to sail up the outside, as it had seemed very calm, but it really picked up and we sheered a couple bolts on the stay sail traveller and through a few things around the boat in the swells before we managed to get back in and anchored at White Bay on Peter Island. The guests decided it was time for an obligatory shot of tequila,

after a late dinner (it is after 9 PM!) it is time to turn in to bed for the night...