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Cook Islands: Clear water diving
Posted by daveb on June 8th, 2009
As you know, Squiffy and I are partial to a scuba dive or two. Especially when the visibility is over twenty-five metres as it is here in Rarotonga. Just look at the visibility in the photos below! (Apologies to the non-divers amongst us; take it from me, the water was really clear.)
Better still, we finally managed to get our picture taken with a turtle!
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