Diving Kho Tao

Countries : 1
Cities : 7
Massages : 3
Time away : 29 days
Books read: 6

I'm going to keep this one short even though I stayed here the longest so far.

Diving is awesome!  Do it if you have the time and the money, I loves everyday of it so much so that I extended it and did my open water advanced! So now I can go down to 30m and do night dives woo!

Met some awesome people whilst Diving not to mention the instructors Cameron (aussie), Tina (canadian) and Liran (israeli I think).

It is quite tiring at times and on the days thaat the waters are rough you dont feel great but and this is as big a but as J-los, its truly amazing.  I cant tell you the times I was astonished by what I saw underwater, the different types of fish, the way they swim, the fascinating colours of them all, just WOW!

Despite all my worries about equalizing and the float test and swimming (I used to be a great swimmer and now I dunno how to tread water) it was all made really easy once you got in the water and gave it a go. Even with Tina forgetting our fins on the first day when I was a little apprehensive everything still seemed to go fine.

The only blips from my diving experience was on the day we were going to go to Sail Rock, one of the best places to dive in South east asia and as Cameron told us numerous times it was only the 3rd time he was going in about 8 months so we were lucky right? Not quite since it decided to pour down that morning and the captain changed his mind and course. And the othet blip was that I didn't get to see a turtle, and others that were in my open water course and decided to against the advanced but wanted to do some fun dives managed to spot them and right royally rub it in my face.

But I hear Figi and Mexico have them so I think they're next on my list!