Sentences with phrase «sunken shipwrecks»

A new tool in the quest to uncover the secrets contained in sunken shipwrecks takes its cues from an animal that inhabits that same territory.

Pack your snorkel mask and fins — there're 15 sunken shipwrecks off Moreton Island, all teeming with marine life to get your Scuba Steve on.

At the Sea Trek you will be able to experience all kinds of marine life, sunken shipwrecks, canons, a submarine and lots of colourful coral; all by just walking around!

Encounter an abundance of subtropical reef fish amongst fifteen sunken shipwrecks.

Discover sea caves, sandy beaches, historic lighthouses, and sunken shipwrecks.

Sunken shipwrecks, mighty caverns, grottos, steep underwater walls, and crevices make the area a haven for divers looking to spot wildlife like stingrays, turtles, and schools of colorful tropical fish.

Activities on offer include ATV Quad Bike Tours, Marine Discovery Cruise, the Desert Safari tour including sand tobogganing, Snorkeling sunken shipwrecks and much more!

Whether you choose to snorkel our beautiful coral reefs, hover over sunken shipwrecks, swim with fish or explore the ocean floor for lost treasures, our private snorkeling adventures give you and your guests the unique opportunity to see Bermuda in all its beauty, from above and below the water.

Take out unique transparent kayaks over sunken shipwrecks and see fish and coral like never before without having to go under the water!

Reading some of the reviews of the 1962 version of Mutiny on the Bounty (Lewis Milestone) would suggest the film is a disaster: a sunken shipwreck of a film that deserves to be buried somewhere in the high seas.

For instance, there's excellent snorkeling along the nearby reefs for the advanced and beginner, for those who wish to experience many of the same thrills as the divers - Petting a nurse shark, exploring a sunken shipwreck, or playing with a school of dolphins.

They have diverted slightly from exploring the galleys of long sunk shipwrecks to explore the natural formation of the famous Blue Hole.

Certified divers will love the purposefully sunk shipwreck, whereas first timer divers will marvel at the pretty reef formations.

Not exact matches

But in the shipwreck of this life, sustain me I beseech you, with the plank of your prayers, so that, as my weight is sinking me down, you may uplift me with your meritorious hand.

More than 50 shipwrecks — such as an early 19th - century side - wheeler that broke up on a reef and a freighter that sank in a 1907 storm — lie perfectly preserved in the cold freshwater.

Divers recovered the Antikythera instrument in 1901 from a 2,000 - year - old shipwreck that had sunk beneath the Mediterranean Sea, midway between Greece's Peloponnesian peninsula and the island Crete.

[Sunken Treasures: The Curious Science of 7 Famous Shipwrecks]

The 120 lead ingots, each weighing about 33 kilograms, come from a larger load recovered 20 years ago from a Roman shipwreck, the remains of a vessel that sank between 80 B.C. and 50 B.C. off the coast of Sardinia.

In reality, incidents involving shipwrecks and sinkings are the exception to the rule.

The rough seas and rocky shore have sunk more than 600 ships and around 240 have been discovered, earning this stretch of coast the name «Shipwreck Coast»!

There are also a few shipwrecks around the islands — some purpose - sunk, some not — for more advanced divers to explore.

The exhibit features a 6 - foot model of the steamer to allow visitors to observe how the ship appeared prior to sinking off San Miguel Island and a corresponding diorama of how the shipwreck appears today underwater.

While there are loads of fantastic dive sites in the Philippines, the sunken WWII shipwrecks in Coron, Palawan are considered musts!

The Bahamas» waters are amazingly clear with spectacular coral reefs, historic shipwrecks, sunken galleons, blue holes, intricate underwater cave systems, caverns and tunnels; all that offer SCUBA divers a range of excitement and dive adventures.

From underwater walls, shipwrecks, submerged pinnacles, channels, caverns, sunken airplanes, piers to plenty of reef formations... all is yours to experience with the Pure Adventure Dive Professionals!

During the 1 - hour boat ride, you will also see the shipwrecks of the Callie, a steel schooner built in 1900 that ran aground 100 yards off the coast of Grand Cayman in 1944, and the Balboa, a 375 foot freighter that sank in George Town harbor in 1932 during a hurricane.

Alongside a number of purposely sunk wrecks dating back 10 years, there are also a number of historic shipwrecks and aircraft at both recreational and technical depths.

The Glenn Nusa is the first shipwreck of its kind to be sunk here and sits in around 28m of water, with the top at around 22m deep.

Discover the underwater world of Port Phillip Bay with over 60 nineteenth century shipwrecks and four sunken submarines from the second world war.

Based in Alva Beach in Ayr, Yongala Dive are a zippy 30 - minute boat ride away from the captivating shipwreck, which sank a year before The Titanic!

An adventure beneath the waves here often involves a trip to nearby Tulamben, too, to explore the sunken US Liberty Shipwreck that's teaming with life and aquatic beauty.

Some, like the Shipwreck Memorials (tabletop reliefs of the ocean immediately after a ship's sinking), are sweetly elegiac despite the tongue - in - cheek suggestions of mourning.

But COP23 largely ends in a quandary, with the developed and developing nations in an argument as old as the Kyoto Protocol, as they continue to squabble like shipwrecked passengers in a sinking lifeboat over who should bail and how much — even as the little boat rapidly takes on water.

In May 2007, Odyssey uncovered one of the most lucrative shipwrecks in history — nearly $ 500 million worth of silver coins and artifacts discovered on a sunken 19th century ship somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean.