Kayaking in Vanuatu

April 2006, Nguna to Pentecost, Vanuatu. 10 days, 9 dolphins, 8 islands, 3 turtles, 1 shark, 1 kayak

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Chi c'era e quando

Quando: 

Aprile, 2006
  • Map 1
  • Map 2
  • On the ute
  • At the Emua wharf, headed for Nguna
  • Speedboat over to Nguna
  • Early morning, first day, Nguna
  • Approaching Wot Rock, 25 km north of Nguna
  • Afternoon light filtering through the waves
  • First landfall at Mataso
  • Farewell party on Mataso
  • Breath-hold training off Mataso
  • Mataso reef
  • Crystal Clear Deep Blue_Note the umbrella handle
  • My lap with camera, bananas, EPIRB, GPS, compass and water
  • Cyclone damage on Emae
  • Sailing in to the sunset towards Cook Reef
  • Not quite so Big Blue - Spot the paddle!
  • With Tony and friends on Emae
  • After kava on Tongoa
  • Teaching Frisbee in language on Tongoa
  • View from Tongoa guesthouse
  • Dolphins off Tongoa
  • Looking up from the Big Blue
  • Tongoa Wall, waves breaking on the surface
  • Volcanic sediment layer on north Tongoa
  • Food and water from Nul on Epi
  • Leaving Epi for Lopevi
  • Approaching volcanic island of Lopevi
  • Rocky Beaches
  • Happy campers at Endu Pakhol on Ambrym
  • Waterfall into the sea on Ambrym
  • Pangi beach with some locals
  • Pangi Beach, Pentecost
  • Scott on land-diving tower
  • Frisbee with nambas and high-tops
  • Nambas Frisbee
  • Pangi workshop opening
  • Pangi workshop opening 2
  • Pangi workshop 1
  • Pangi workshop 2
  • Pangi workshop 3
  • Pangi workshop participants with books

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