Last pictures from diving. It was supposed to be the best spots for diving but Cyril (a French living in Belgium, we have been diving together) and I were quite disappointed. We were expecting much better considering what the staff told us, at one moment we were even swimming across a section and we did not see a fish for more than 10 minutes.
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Since I’m in Kenya, I have heard a lot of people talking about Zanzibar and since I’m quite close to it, I may decide in the next few days to go spend some time in Tanzania. I will probably take the bus from Mombasa to Tanga and then advise. Why Tanga ? Well, Wies and Saskia (from Holland, remember, they have been with me from Nairobi to Mombasa) are staying there for about 3 months to complete their master thesis and it may be a good opportunity to see them again.
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Continuing on the UW pictures: a guitar shark (as you can see it looks like a cross pollination between a shark and a blue spotted ray, especially since it burries itself in the sand like a ray), a difficult to spot leaf fish, a mantis shrimp (first time I ever see something like this) and of course the traditional turtle
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A couple of pictures from today’s dive. As you can see a wide variety of critters, including lobsters, rays, turtles and morays. Out of the water you will notice monkeys, they were mostly around my room in the morning (jumping on the roof between 6 and 7AM is pretty common). In one picture you will notice the Colobus monkeys which is a protected in Diani.
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I arrived in Mombasa yesterday at 3:30PM as expected with Wies and Saskia. I dropped them at their hotel and went to Diani, 40km south via taxi. I’m staying in Diani Beachalets for 380KSh, self catering. I expect to eat some crabs, lobsters and prawns in the next few days as price from the fishermen are quite attractive: 400, 750, 600Ksh respectively without bargaining.
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