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I'm here. in Labuan Bajo, that is..
Yup, it's raining, not every day though, sometimes a bit longer, sometimes just a shower..
Due to the rain there is quite a few mosquitoes around (not on the boat though), but for the evening a strong mosquito repellant can come in very handy..
Diving is great, I dived Karang Makaser (a.k.a. Manta Point) three times during the last two weeks - we never got away with less than 15 Manta rays...
. The other dive sites are great as well, from nudis (earlier today we dived "Lonely Tree" - heaps of nudis!!) to crinoid shrimps to crocodile flatheads to sharks and turtles and Napoleons and giant trevallies and did I mention the Manta rays and all the rest..
Due tot he rains however vis is a bit down to ca. 20 meters max.
HTH
Yup, it's raining, not every day though, sometimes a bit longer, sometimes just a shower..
Due to the rain there is quite a few mosquitoes around (not on the boat though), but for the evening a strong mosquito repellant can come in very handy..
Diving is great, I dived Karang Makaser (a.k.a. Manta Point) three times during the last two weeks - we never got away with less than 15 Manta rays...
. The other dive sites are great as well, from nudis (earlier today we dived "Lonely Tree" - heaps of nudis!!) to crinoid shrimps to crocodile flatheads to sharks and turtles and Napoleons and giant trevallies and did I mention the Manta rays and all the rest..Due tot he rains however vis is a bit down to ca. 20 meters max.
HTH
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