Sentences with phrase «underwater formations»

SWIM IN A CAVE: Guests get to swim in the crystal waters of sacred underground caves, where they will encounter marvelous natural underwater formations of stalactites and stalagmites.

Reefs, corals, and underwater formations dazzle, and nimble sea creatures zip around you.

Characterized by limestone caves and enormous stalactite formations, the Blue Hole's unique underwater formations are extraordinary.

Hin Daeng (Thai for Red Rock) is a huge underwater formation protruding only 3 metres above the surface.

Scuba diving at Vatulele is incredible - expert dive instructors take you to all of the famous dives in the area where you can admire unbelievable underwater formations and rare fish and coral.

That could be one reason Russia, Denmark, and Canada are tussling over the Lomonosov Ridge, an underwater formation rising 10,500 feet above the Arctic seabed.

Their claim rests on whether an underwater formation extending north of Greenland called the Lomonosov ridge qualifies as an extension of Greenland's land mass.

This snorkeling tour brings you to an underwater formation called Mexico Rocks, which is part of the much larger Belize Barrier Reef.

Since cenotes are known for their crystal clear blue water, underwater formations and colorful fish, they are an ideal place for snorkeling and scuba diving.

Great visibility, huge marine diversity of fish life and corals, big drop - offs, swim - throughs, whale sharks, manta rays, remote dive sites, underwater formations, and dive sites in good condition.

There are ancient wreck sites, underwater formations, and some excellent wildlife to be seen.

All dives are guided by a PADI professional who has extensive knowledge and experience at our dive sites so that you will see the most marine life and underwater formations.

Choose from discovery dives to advanced PADI diving courses to some of the region's most spectacular reefs and underwater formations, including Cabo Pulmo National Marine Park — home to the only living coral reef on Mexico's west coast.

Rocha Pitta's diverse practice is connected to a deep fascination with the subtle transformations of the world around him — the slow erosion and alteration of desert terrain, the descent of fog, and the fluctuations of underwater formations.