Baby Boomers Go Travelling…
The Goldies gallivanted (took about 14 hours) to The Maldives to celebrate a 60th birthday. My birthday. What a celebration. The turquoise sea, the sharks, the stingrays, the turtles, what’s left of the coral, the soft white sand and the wonderful amazing staff at Kurumba were the protagonists of what turned out to be a glorious celebration.
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In anticipation of the soon to be trip to the Maldives, The Gallivanting Goldies equipped themselves with fins, snorkels and masks (one went all the way with a full face mask) and together with the latest GoPro 7 Black headed south to The Red Sea to trial run the equipment! The fins, snorkels and masks, particularly the full face one, passed the test with flying colors….still working on the GoPro! The best surprise however was what we saw. A stunning coral reef with an abundance of multi-hued fish!
I love swimming in the sea. One of the highlights of my recent Australian trip was definitely snorkeling on The Great Barrier Reef.
The Great Barrier Reef, inscribed on The World Heritage List, extends 2,000 km along Australia’s Queensland Coast. It is the world’s largest coral reef ecosystem. The Great Barrier Reef also, not surprisingly, makes the list of the Seven Wonders of the Natural World.