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In Diving & Snorkeling On  27/04/2014  No comments

Below I have a list of dive sites and snorkeling in Errante.

In Honduras, April 2013

• Diving in Utila – 1st day
• Diving in Utila – 2nd day
• Diving in Utila – 3rd day
• Diving in Utila – 4th day

In Belize, April 2013

• Caye Caulker (Belize 2013)
• Great Blue Hole (Belize 2013)
• Caye Ambergris (Belize 2013)
• Dive in Caye Ambergris (Belize 2013)
• Diving with sharks (Belize 2013)

In Los Roques, Venezuela 2012

• Los Roques scuba dive info
• Diving in Los Roques (videos)
• First day of diving in Los Roques
• Pablo and Otto – divemaster in Los Roques
• El Morrito – dive site in Los Roques
• Interview with Otto Daniel Naranjo – Divemaster
• Night Snorkeling
• Nearby islands – Francisquí and Madrisquí
• Noronsquí, Crasquí and Rabusquí
• Dos Mosquices and Cayo de Agua
• Gran Roque, Los Roques

At Great Barrier Reef, Australia 2012

• Great Barrier Reef dive info
• Great Barrier Reef diving
• My dive buddy
• The first dive day
• Dive trip group photo
• Boarding to dive

In San Andres, Colombia, 2011 (soon)

In Isla Ca...

In America, Highlight, Traveled places, Venezuela 2012 On  16/08/2012  No comments

See the posts on Venezuela 2012:

• Gran Roque, Los Roques
• El Morrito – dive site in Los Roques
• Interview with Otto Daniel Naranjo – Divemaster
• First day of diving in Los Roques
• Sea Star
• Seagull
• Nearby islands – Francisquí and Madrisquí
• Interview with Carlos Quintana
• Noronsquí, Crasquí and Rabusquí
• Dos Mosquices and Cayo de Agua
• Diving in Los Roques (videos)
• Los Roques scuba dive info

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In Diving & Snorkeling, Venezuela 2012 On  12/08/2012  2 comments

Here it is some info on my scuba diving in Los Roques. I used Dive Board, an online dive logbook. Links on my dives in Los Roques.

1º dive: La Buceadora: http://www.diveboard.com/karla.brunet/D6jYboN
Date: 2012-07-24 – 09:37 Max Depth: 19.9m Duration:45mins

2º dive: Aquario Morrito: http://www.diveboard.com/karla.brunet/D6nDGUq
Date: 2012-07-24 – 12:29 Max Depth: 18.7m Duration:49mins

3º dive: Piedra Ahogada: http://www.diveboard.com/karla.brunet/D6cFIRR
Date: 2012-07-25 – 09:20 Max Depth: 19.9m Duration:41mins

4º dive: Madrisquí: http://www.diveboard.com/karla.brunet/D6ftx7u
Date: 2012-07-25 – 11:20 Max Depth: 15.7m Duration:45mins

5º dive: Maceta De Cote: http://www.diveboard.com/karla.brunet/D6Uvz4V
Date: 2012-07-25 – 11:20 Max Depth: 22.7m Duration:45mins

6º dive: Boca De Cote: http://www.diveboard.com/karla.brunet/D6Yadky
Date: 2012-07-25 – 11:20 Max Depth: 22.7m Duration:45mins

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In Diving & Snorkeling, Venezuela 2012 On  10/08/2012  2 comments

A bit of the dives in Los Roques.

Mergulho/Dive 2a – Los Roques, Venezuela from Karla Brunet on Vimeo.

Mergulho/Dive 3b – Los Roques, Venezuela from Karla Brunet on Vimeo.

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In America, Diving & Snorkeling, Venezuela 2012 On  31/07/2012  2 comments

Dos Mosquices and Cayo de Agua are considered the far away islands; they are about one hour by boat from Gran Roque. As the landscape is beautiful, I did not notice the time pass by. The first stop was Dos Mosquices where we visited “their Tamar”, a center for research and turtle preservation. The biologists told us about the turtles in the tanks, the species we can find in the archipelago and about the preservation work they develop.

After, our stop was Cayo de Agua, considered by many the most beautiful of the archipelago (see Carlos Quintana interview). The place is actually beautiful, the paradise. There is two islands linked by thin tripe of white sand and the sea is a bluish green gradient. The day was diving, walking on the sand until the lighthouse and sleeping under the shade. Everything one deserves on vacation. The place radiated tranquility, peace, and silence. It is impossible not to go back reinvigorated after a day around there.

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In America, Diving & Snorkeling, Venezuela 2012 On  30/07/2012  No comments

Oscar, from the beach equipment rental, invited me to a night snorkel. I accepted, I had done many night dives but never a night snorkel. A late afternoon, when coming back from an island tour, I met Oscar. We walked around the airport, passing through some airplanes, in order to get to our starting point. It was getting dark and the mosquitoes were hungry, lucky me that Oscar was prepared and had mosquito repellent.

By the time we went into the water, it got dark. It was a very interesting experience, I liked the feeling of being in the sea, in an open space, with anything around, no boat waiting for me, or a port next to me, or a beach with people. We surrounded the island on the airport site, therefore, there was no people on the beach.

Right in the beginning we saw a very big lobster, but is was fenced season, so we could not grab it for dinner. Oscar was excited but respected the rules. Our goal was to find an octopus for Oscar’s dinner...

In America, Adventure, Interviews, Diving & Snorkeling, Venezuela 2012 On  30/07/2012  One comment

A short interview I did with Otto Daniel Naranjo in Gran Roque, Los Roques. Otto is a divemaster at Ecobuzos and talks about the dives in Los Roques. He suggests dive-sites for beginners and advanced divers.

http://vimeo.com/57327951

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In + More..., Karla and animals On  29/07/2012  One comment

Surrounded by seagulls at Gran Roque, Los Roques, Venezuela (July 2012).

In America, Adventure, Diving & Snorkeling, Venezuela 2012 On  29/07/2012  No comments

El Morrito is an incredible dive site in Los Roques. It is calm, very colorful, lots of little fishes, and what I like the most: a wreck. I recommend this dive site.
See the videos of the wreck.

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In America, Adventure, Diving & Snorkeling, Venezuela 2012 On  28/07/2012  One comment

My first tour to the islands in Los Roques was to Crasquí. I had been in the island before on a stop from a dive. What impressed me a lot on the site was a “sea of conch sells”. Yes, in a part of the beach I could not see the sand, large conch shells, beautiful and impressive at the same time, covered the ground. It was worth it the trip only to see this surreal place.

On the way to Craqui, we stopped in Noronsqui to enjoy the beach, I stay some time observing the small lizards, they were ugly and had some strange feet. In Crasquí it was snorkel, lie on the sand, sleep and read…

The best part of the trip, in my humble opinion, was the stop in Rabusqui on the way back to Gran Roque. It was a sea of sea stars; I had never seen something like that. White sand, transparent water and dozens of sea stars spread all over the ground, it was like seeing a sky drawn underwater. Even though it was late afternoon and sunlight not so strong, it was impacting...