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Scuba Diving in the Great Barrier Reef

I am quite happy to say I am now a PADI certified open water diver! Karoline, Cathrine and I went through Diver's Den here in Cairns to get our license and spend a weekend on the reef! After two long days and many hours in the pool with our instructor Levi, we advanced to the … Continue reading Scuba Diving in the Great Barrier Reef

Posted on June 1, 2019November 18, 2020 by kyliecompePosted in A Semester Down Under, australia, queensland, Travel BlogTagged adventure, australia, batfish, beach, best places to scuba dive, best places to see coral, best places to snorkel, best places to visit in australia, bleached coral, blog, blogger, buoyancy, cairns, cairns australia, can you dive at night?, climate change, clownfish, College, coral, coral bleaching, coral reefs, crabs, dive, diver, Diver's Den, Diver's Den Cairns, diving, diving in australia, diving in great barrier reef, environment, environmental health, Environmental Health Perspectivies, environmental issues, environmental issues in Queensland, explore, explore queensland, Far north Queensland, female blogger, finding nemo, fish, friends, giant trevallies, girl, global warming, go green, gold coast, great barrier reef, Great Barrier Reef corals, Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area, green, green turtle, I found nemo, is coral a plant or an animal?, is coral a plant?, is coral an animal?, lobsters, nature, nemo, neutral buoyancy, night diving, Norman's Reef, Northern Queensland, open water, open water diver, organic sunscreen, PADI, PADI certification, PADI diving, PADI open water diver, pollution, predators of coral reefs, queensland, reef sharks, save our reef, save the coral, save the coral reefs, save the reef, saving the planet, science, scuba, scuba dive, scuba diving in the Great Barrier Reef, sea turtle, snorkel, snorkeling, starfish, stingrays, sunscreen, sunscreen causes coral bleaching, swimming, things to do in Queensland, tourism, tourist, travel, Travel Blog, traveller, travels, tropical, tropical fish, tropical north queensland, turtle, Uluru, underwater photography, University, water, wildlife, World Heritage Areas, zinc. Leave a comment

Easter in the Whitsundays

Day 1 — Good Friday (This wasn't a very exciting day, so if you're reading for travel advice or recommendations, skip to days 2 & 3) For those that know me, you know that if I'm in a car for more than about 20 minutes, I'll likely be asleep by minute 21. Although I tried, … Continue reading Easter in the Whitsundays

Posted on April 30, 2019November 20, 2022 by kyliecompePosted in A Semester Down Under, australia, queensland, Travel BlogTagged Aboriginal, Aboriginal art, Aboriginal paintings, adventure, Airlie Beach, Airlie Beach Hotel, Airlie Beach Hotel the pub, Airlie Beach reviews, Airlie Beach trip recommendations, australia, Australia Beaches, Australia best beaches, australian opals, beach, birds, birds in australia, birds of australia, bleached coral, blog, blue water, Cadbury egg, cairns, Catseye Beach, cheap travel, chicken parmi, climate change, cockatoos, ColdRock, ColdRock Shute Harbor Road, College, college girl, coral, coral bleaching, coral reefs, currawong, cyclone Airlie Beach, cyclones, cyclones in australia, d'Viet House, d'Viet House Airlie Beach, dead coral, Easter, Easter trips, Easter weekend, environment, environmental issues, friends, girl, girl travel blog, global warming, great barrier reef, green, Hamilton Island, Hamilton Island restaurants, hiking, Hinchinbrook, Hinchinbrook lookout, holiday, holiday in Australia, hostels Airlie Beach, hostels australia, hungry seagulls, Ice cream, is coral a plant or an animal?, is coral a plant?, is coral an animal?, Islands, islands Australia, islands in the Whitsundays, James Cook University, jcu, jellyfish, jellyfish nets, Josephine Falls, lunch, Marina Tavern, Marina Tavern Hamilton Island, mountains, national park, National Parks Australia, nature, norway, ocean, ocean waves, Opals, pacific ocean, pied currawong, places to eat in Airlie beach, pollution, queensland, restaurants in Airlie Beach, rock slide, seagulls, Shute Harbor, stinger nets, stingers, study abroad, sunset, sunset australia, swim, swimming, the marine, The Princess Bride, the pub, tourism, tourist, travel, Travel Blog, travel girl, travels, tropical, tropical birds, tropical birds australia, tropical ocean, tropical water, University, vacation in Australia, vietnamese food, vietnamese food Airlie Beach, water, water quality, waterfall, waterfalls Australia, waves, Whitehaven, Whitehaven Beach, Whitehaven inlet, Whitehaven lookout, Whitehaven water, Whitsunday Islands, Whitsundays, Whitsundays beaches, Whitsundays cruise, Whitsundays Opals and Digeridoos, wildlife, Wooroonooran, Wooroonooran National Park. Leave a comment

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