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I had to do a few things before leaving Monterey Bay: 1) go diving in Monterey Canyon and 2) see the brand-spanking-new National Marine Sanctuary Exploration Center on the other side of the bay.
The Radar: $100 Weekend in Melbourne, How to be an Expert iVideographer, SCUBA in Honduras
Posted by Elaura Rifkin on May 11, 2012 
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Where’s Andrew? Diving The Great Barrier Reef
Posted by Andrew Evans on January 11, 2011 Just like Texas, everything in Australia is bigger. So far on my travels through Oz, I’ve seen giant waves, giant kangaroos, giant trucks, giant floods, and one giant cow. Best of all, I got to visit one giant reef–the largest coral reef in the world. The Great Barrier Reef is both physically and mentally monumental:…
Dive, Pray, Love
Posted by Janelle Nanos on August 17, 2010 This week, we asked some of our female writers to explore how the themes of “Eat Pray Love” have played out in their own travels. Today, Associate Editor Amy Alipio writes of how her first time scuba dive became a spiritual experience. On a trip to Curaçao, I signed up for an entry-level scuba certification…
