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JOIN SHARK EXPERT KLAS MALMBERG & EXPOSURE EXPEDITION TO LEGENDARY COCOS ISLANDS
→ Rated as the best unbaited shark diving in the world far out in the Pacific Ocean→ 26 September - 9 Ocotober 2014
→ Cocos Island, Costa Rica
→ Photo Pro Klas Malmberg - Marine biologist, shark specialist and UW photographer
Cocos Island is somtimes dubbed the Shark Island. Your will meet whitetips by the hundreds, schooling hammerheads, huge stingrays, mantas, swarming schools of tunas and trevallies. And remember this is a very vibrant and remote marine environment where bascially anything can turn up. You will also do a night dive that is rated as the most exciting night dive in the world. Klas will be do presentations on sharks and rays and help you develop as an underwater photographer.
More info please contact PH Travel in Sweden → Mail [here]→ Call +46 (0)31 799 57 80
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Join Magnus Lundgren from Exposure Expeditions when a small group of enthuisastic photographers is planned to explore the blue water at sea mounts, off shore banks and along the Santa Maria coastline. A trip very carefully planned regarding operator, location and time.
Our main topic will be a huge underwater seamount and the stunning blue sharks, and maybe a mako, as well as the remote island Formigas. What a graceful creature and being able to witness the sharks in it's own environment is such a powerful expirience.This weather permitting of course. We will also look for schooling mobula rays and barracudas over the more local sea mounts, triggerfish aggregations, numerous groupers of great siz, loggerhead turtles and to meet Santa Maria's very rich fish life. From a geological perspective we can explore cave formations and an underwater bank consisting of columnar hexagonal basalt formations great for wide angle photography as well.