The blue world beneath our feet

I am a diver who has dived 108 times, most of which were in various small islands in the Philippines. I have also been to Green Island once and dived on a liveaboard in the Similan Islands in Thailand once. You can think of diving as living in an aquarium. I really like swimming with schools of fish and observing small creatures. Different creatures have their own personalities and ways of protecting themselves. Some are peaceful and non-aggressive, some are big but very timid, and some are small but very capable. For example, the stargazer will bury itself in the sand, exposing its seaweed-like tongue to wait for food to be hooked; the lionfish has a poisonous needle that dances with its teeth; and the frogfish actually walks on its fins 😂 There are so many interesting creatures 😍 Another stunning visual feast is encountering large creatures! Like a 5m big stingray or a 10m big whale shark, besides holding your breath and staring at it, you will also feel super small, and feel that you will be broken if it is swept by its tail😆 Of course, the sea scenery is also not to be missed. I like to go diving in the sea and ride the wind and waves, and I also like to walk on the shore at low tide to admire the sunset after coming back. The sunset every day will present different colors depending on the amount of water vapor, which is really romantic. Diving trips are suitable for newlyweds or single members who like adventure. You can get a license before diving, and have enough knowledge to ensure your safety. Attached are my most treasured photos and videos, I hope you will like them❣️ #travel