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The #Hammerheads of #Dreamhouse just out of #Savusavu on #VenuaLevu in #Fiji!! The photo does do it justice!! 200-300 of them!! Photo taken back in August 2012! @korosundive will show you exactly where to find them!! #scuba #scubadive #sharks #SouthPacific #underwater #letsgodiving #FijiIslands (at Savusavu, Western, Fiji)

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#throwbackthursday to #chuuklagoon with @truklagoondivecenter! #Surfaceinterval between our #dive on the #destroyer #Fumitsuki an amazing #expedition definitely one I'm keen to repeat!! #takemeback #scubajunkie #beach #Micronesia #TrukLagoon #scuba #islands #FSM #PacificOcean #wreckdiving

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#Cuttlefish anyone!? Spent a good 10 minutes with this guy! Another amazing #dive in #PapuaNewGuinea with #InfinityExpedition! #scubadiving #instascuba #reef #adventure #underwater #coralreef #PNG #southpacific #BigPacificSail #yachtlife #scubajunkie @infinity_expedition

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The night we had a #meal on #HaroWani island, #MilneBay #PapuaNewGuinea! The sky and #stars we amazing! It was another amazing stop on #BigPacificSail #shipslight #yachtlife #boatlife

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#Sunset over #Kokopo and #EastNewBritain, from the deck of @infinity_expedition on the 27th November 2015. A couple of days before we left. #BigPacificSail #walkonthewildside #NewBritiain #sailing #PNG #PapuaNewGuinea #yachtlife #boatlife #scubadiving #adventure #InfinityExpedition (at Kokopo, ENB)

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Looking towards mount #Tavurvur form the #hotsprings down on #ash fields. As if #PapuaNewGuinea isn't #epic enough already! This was the last stop on #BigPacificSail but we'll definitely be back to #PNG and probably with @infinity_expedition too! #volcano #hike #yachtlife #Rabual #Kokopo #Melanesia #adventure #sailing #landscape #NewBritiain #walkonthewildside (at Mount Tavurvur Rabaul)

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One for all the #SharkLovers out there! Taken back in 2013! #blueshark #SouthAfrica #scubadiving #scuba #adventure #CapeTown #shark #sharks (at Cape Town, South Africa)

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Locals cooking #megapode #eggs in the #hotsprings at the bottom of mount #Tavurvur in #Rabual, #PapuaNewGuinea The brown is #volcanic #ash spread all over #Rabaul town after the huge 1994 #eruption and those since. A fantastic climb and great way to end #BigPacificSail 🌴⛵️☀️ Checkout Episode 1 of #BigPacificSail here https://vimeo.com/153503228 #volcano #PNG #Kokopo #mount #trek #explore #offthebeatentrack #adventure #scuba #beach #InfinityExpedition (at Mount Tavurvur Rabaul)

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Haro-Wani Island, Milne Bay, #PapuaNewGuinea. Used to be inhabited by missionaries, the ruins of their home is hidden in the jungle depths! @infinity_expedition stopped off here on our way out of #Alotau after the #Kundu and #Canoe festival. November 15' A random but beautiful place! Make sure you check out Episode 1 of #BigPacificSail here on #Vimeo https://vimeo.com/153503228 #island #yachtlife #middleofnowhere #MilneBay #PNG #adventure #explorer #fullsails #paradise #beach #scuba #exploring #offthebeatentrack (at East Cape (Kehelala))

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#BigPacificSail | Episode 1

Episode of the travel narrative film series on the sailing adventure with Infinity Expedition from Vanuatu to Papua New Guinea! For more stories from the adventure…

Here it is! In all its glory, Episode 1 of #BigPacificSail watch it while its hot! 

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The travel narrative film series coming soon!! #BigPacificSail #adventure #sailingboat #explore #watchseries #vanuatu #PapuaNewGuinea #thedivelog A big thanks to @infinity_expedition! and to @paulrussell77 for the flyers!!

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#BigPacificSail A Short Preview

A clip from Nibub reef island in the Louisiade Archipelago, Papua New Guinea. More coming soon, stay tuned to www.thedivelog.tumblr.com / www.thedivelog101.blogspot.com…

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#BigPacificSail A Short Preview

A clip from Nibub reef island in the Louisiade Archipelago, Papua New Guinea. More coming soon, stay tuned to www.thedivelog.tumblr.com / www.thedivelog101.blogspot.com…

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Not strictly #scuba related but this is snap from #PapuaNewGuinea's national #Kundu&Canoe #Festival. Definitely worth a visit if you're in #PNG during early #November!! Definitely a highlight of #BigPacificSail! (at Alotau Town Market)

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The #blue blue water of #AlcesterIsland in the #WoodlarkIslands #PapuaNewGuinea! So remote and definitely off the beaten track! Thanks for being so welcome and showing us the good #dive #spots The inhabitable if the island have seen a #yacht for a long time! They've experienced almost of 7 months of drought, thankfully we were able to help them a bit! Rainy season has also begun which helps too!! We're supper #fortunate to have access to clean drinking water, use it well and don't waste it! There are people in need out there... #lagoon #Woodlark #PNG #oceansailing #sailing #remote #scubadiving #travel #adventure #jungle #thankyou #water #dontwastewater #paradise #SolomonSea #watermaker

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The pristine #reefs of #PapuaNewGuinea are worth a visit! #MilneBay province is home to over 50% of the world's #coral species! This one from our cruise around the #LouisiadeArchipeligo! #oceansailing #scubadiving #scuba #reef #fish #braincoral #reeffish #southpacific #PNG #mustsee #SolomonSea #islandlife #PADI #ISI #lagoon #bluelagoon (at Louisiade Archipelago)

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16 Novmber 2015

So today we left Panamailoa (Hazard) Island and Tewatewa (Hummock) Island and motored further East. We made our way into the Conflict Island's lagoon. We stopped for most of the day at the entrance and moved on in the late afternoon.

We dived during our first stop and I encountered my first cuttlefish. A rather odd creature, a close relative of the octopus. It can change its texture and colour at will.

My dive buddy and I spent a good 15 minutes taking photographs and videoing it. I also glimpsed a turtle.

We've moved further into the lagoon and now we're anchored quite near the reef, about six or seven miles into the lagoon. This was so we can speed over the submerged part of the reef and dive on the outer walls, A group of us went to scout the diving at sunset this evening and then we went to watch the sun set on one of the sandbanks of the reef.

There's nobody else here, we haven't seen a boat for a while since leaving Alotau. It's a beautiful place, another uninhabited spit of land in the vast Pacific Ocean. Super blesses to be here! I'm looking forward to what tomorrow holds