More swimming
with the fishes today. But not until 2 in the afternoon so lazed around for a
while, mooched onshore and did some more tat shopping in the market, but jove
these islands have lots of tat!! Then back on board for a bit chilling reading
on balcony.
So strange
that on the port side of the ship that was actually facing the port it was so
noisy, people bustling, cars beeping music playing. And on our side nothing,
silence. Mainly because next door were not it!
We set off
for the tour and got straight in the water once the boat stopped, a lot faster
than the one before. This one was kind of guided, we got split into groups and
followed a guide each, he tried to shout and point to the interesting fish.
This time the Playsport worked! I made sure by stopping each video after 5 or
so minutes and checking they saved, so we have about 9 videos. I look forward
to boring people with them. Some of the time it was jerky as there were simply
too many people doing it, we all get crashing into each other. Perhaps some
careful editing will make it look more professional. We snorkelled near one of
the vents from a volcano 1 mile inland (with Dominca being a volcanic island
natch) so the sea was cool then hot alternately. And the gases escaping from
the vent gave the reef its name, Champagne, because you guessed it, bubbles!
Lots of them in one area, I think I captured it quite well on video. Of course
we were told it doesn’t taste like champagne so don’t drink it. For me this was
better snorkelling than the one before as it was much clearer and calmer. And
no jellyfish!
Then it was
back on board just before the heavens opened again. It does like to surprise
you around here! Photos from top deck:
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