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I got up for another early start after a very hot night was made more bearable by the air conditioning in our room. Once at the centre we put on our wetsuits, chose our flippers and walked across the beach of pure white sands and waded into aquamarine waters to climb into a large dinghy with two outboard motors. Three older Italian women and a Swedish couple were joining myself and Lauren on our dive. One of the diving guides pulled our boat a long way out into deeper water, as the tide was out, until the water was deep enough for the outboard motors. Then the driver of the boat tore off at speed across the water. The boat bounced up and down through the waves and I hunkered down in the boat as I was worried I would get flipped off the side. We hurtled across the water for about 25 minutes passing a classic small desert island with palm trees, and stopped at a big coral reef on the other side. It was time for my first ever scuba dive and I was looking forward to it, but also had the slight apprehension of going into the unknown. We put on our diving equipment which we had helpfully practiced with the day before, and were then asked by the guide to flip backwards off the boat into the water which was a definite leap of faith! Lauren went first and then I leaned back to land in the water and roll back up to the boat. Then the guide led us to the reef where we let some air out to slowly descend into a wonderland of multi-coloured fish all around us. We began to work our way along the reef seeing many fish through the clear blue water. The guide pointed out a black and white sea snake passing lithely through the coral. Lauren began to have some difficulties with water getting into her mask and we needed to surface to help sort out the issue. We then returned down to the coral and were able to reach about 10 metres under water before we rose back to stabilise at about 8 metres. We then gently worked our way along the reef and I saw a small ray fish dart under some coral. There were fish all around us in all shapes and the brightest and most vivid blues, reds and yellows. There were long pencil thin fish floating vertically in the water and some larger shoals of fish. All to soon, it was time to end our underwater safari and return to the boat. We took off all our weights and equipment and hauled ourselves back into the boat. Both Lauren and I were very exhilarated by what we had seen and Lauren had used her Go Pro to get some wonderful video footage of our experiences. We both decided very quickly that we wanted to do a second dive. We had some samosas and fruit for lunch, drank some water and then put our diving equipment back on for a second dive into the wonderland of nature below us. We flipped back into the azure blue sea and were soon back down with the fish. 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