Liz wrote about it here and below are some picture.
Shark ! |
No Benjamin. That is not lunch. We spearfish these guys pretty regularly but not at the aquarium. |
Victoria with a sting ray. This is how we normally see them: http://sv-fluenta.blogspot.co.nz/2014/08/sting-rays-and-kids-and-more-sharks.html |
Mystery solved: Victoria found some of these on the beach. |
Hmm ... easier to photograph in the aquarium than while holding your breath underwater: http://sv-fluenta.blogspot.co.nz/2017/08/efate-underwater-photos.html |
We see turtles daily in New Caledonia but these ones were in the aquarium |
Making baby Nautilus |
Mandatory cheesy tourist photo. |
Cultural Center Visit |
Cultural Center Visit - I stayed on Fluenta to try to fix fuel lines. |
Visiting the French Gendarme Maritime patrol ship. They were very welcoming and a bit surprised by the detail of the kids' questions. |
And on the volunteer lifeboat (similar to Coastguard Auxiliary in Canada or RNLI in the UK). The Noumea Harbourmaster is actually giving us the tour. |
And Victoria and Ann making fudge on SV Cavalo |
Not in the aquarium but rather trying to get into our dingy. A rather poisonous but not aggressive sea snake. |
Playing the park |
Playing the park |
and maintenance. Cleaning the watermaker filters. |
and gravity filling propane (actually butane). Normally I find a nice secluded beach and a tree to hang the French tank from . A little harder in downtown Noumea. |
and what a way to finish off our time in Noumea. A lovely dinner with James and Chantal of SV Q at their AirBNB before they head back to Montreal. Thank you again James and Chantal. |
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