by Robin Rodig |
November 06, 2014
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If you were to take any tropical, underwater reference resource and dump every single one of those fish, creatures, anemones, and coral into beautifully clear, shallow water, you'd have a perfect idea of what snorkeling in the Indonesian islands is like. Two to three times daily while bobbing along the seas on Al Iikai, my mates and I would get the 10-minute countdown to hop into the skiff and motor to the next random reef.
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by Robin Rodig |
November 03, 2014
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Lenny Kravitz and I share the same sentiment. It was time to move on. So I traded in dragging around Kuta for cruising through eastern Indonesian islands on a Phinisi; a 120 foot, southeast Asian, wood trading boat. An 8-day adventure on the Indian Ocean sounded like the perfect way to explore what lies in the further reaches outside Bali and what lies below its renowned turquoise waters.
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by Robin Rodig |
October 24, 2014
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Let it be known that I have been accused in the past of not being afraid of color. Guilty as charged. Naturally, I'm drawn to all the bright, can't-help-but-smile hues around Bali. So since a picture is worth a thousand words, I thought I would let these speak for themselves. A word of caution... They might just ramble on a bit!
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Indonesia
If you were to take any tropical, underwater reference resource and dump every single one of those fish, creatures, anemones, and coral into beautifully clear, shallow water, you'd have a perfect idea of what snorkeling in the Indonesian islands is like. Two to three times daily while bobbing along the seas on Al Iikai, my mates and I would get the 10-minute countdown to hop into the skiff and motor to the next random reef.
Lenny Kravitz and I share the same sentiment. It was time to move on. So I traded in dragging around Kuta for cruising through eastern Indonesian islands on a Phinisi; a 120 foot, southeast Asian, wood trading boat. An 8-day adventure on the Indian Ocean sounded like the perfect way to explore what lies in the further reaches outside Bali and what lies below its renowned turquoise waters.
Let it be known that I have been accused in the past of not being afraid of color. Guilty as charged. Naturally, I'm drawn to all the bright, can't-help-but-smile hues around Bali. So since a picture is worth a thousand words, I thought I would let these speak for themselves. A word of caution... They might just ramble on a bit!