#oceans 5 dive resort

[idcgiliislands]

Becoming a PADI Divemaster is a dream for many diving enthusiasts, and Oceans 5 Gili Air provides an exceptional platform to take this step toward a professional diving career. However, as with any professional certification, understanding the costs involved is essential. Unlike some other dive centers, Oceans 5 Gili Air adheres strictly to Indonesian immigration laws, which prohibit offering free courses in exchange for labor. This ensures compliance with legal standards and emphasizes the quality and value of the training provided.

In this article, we’ll take a detailed look at the costs of the PADI Divemaster Course or Internship at Oceans 5 Gili Air, highlighting what you get for your investment and why it’s worth it.

[holidaylets]

Escape to Paradise: Khao Lak Marriott Beach Resort & Spa Opens in Southern Thailand

Discover the luxurious Khao Lak Marriott Beach Resort & Spa, now open on Thailand’s pristine southwest coast. Experience the perfect blend of nature, culture, and luxury. Continue reading Escape to Paradise: Khao Lak Marriott Beach Resort & Spa Opens in Southern Thailand

[frutigeraerosims]

"A tropical ocean paradise loved by divers for its colorful coral and fish and more recently by scientists for its unique marine life. With plenty of large and small fish, this is an ideal diving location."

Hi, I’m Catherine and this is my first Sims 3 world! My intention was to create a smaller world that can be used to play the Island Paradise expansion pack in a more compact way. (It’s technically medium-sized, but a lot of that is water.) I based this world on the area of the same name in the game Endless Ocean: Blue World, granted with quite a lot of creative liberties taken. Gatama Atoll is situated in the fictional country of the Pelago Commonwealth, which is in Micronesia.

Isla Paradiso is stunning and there are great fixes out there, but I still prefer to play smaller worlds for the sake of performance and convenience. So here’s a small world meant for boats, houseboats, resorts, lifeguards, merfolk and of course diving!

While Gatama Atoll now features a town, the original area is still for diving, with 5 dive lots based on some of the areas in the game. On the islands surrounding the dive lots are small nature areas similar to those found in the original Gatama Atoll — you can find animals here.

Nearby is Nineball Island, a relaxing and homey place, ready for divers to move in and make it their hub of operations. This is also an area from Endless Ocean: Blue World.

The town features all the base game rabbit holes as well as a few community lots and the Festival Grounds, and empty lots for expansion. Additionally, there are houses situated right near the water, and ports for houseboats. The empty 64x64 lot is intended for you to build your own resort (or place one you downloaded), though of course you can place your resort elsewhere if you wish.

Like Isla Paradiso, Gatama Atoll has mysterious islands surrounded by fog, waiting for discovery. Only a few, though; one unlocked through diving, one through resorts, and one through lifeguarding (exact way to get each island will be included below).

Gatama Atoll requires Island Paradise, Seasons, Pets, and Sunlit Tides. I specifically made this world with blam’s ea store files, as my decrapped sims3packs did not work in CAW. Therefore, I believe this means you also need the Sunlit Tides store files to be non-decrapped in order to play this world. My recommendation is to just pick them up from blam.

This world definitely isn’t perfect, considering it was made by a complete novice. Here are some disclaimers:

The landscaping is relatively simple, both because of performance concerns and because I lack skill in this area.

The only lot I made is Nineball Island + I edited the houseboat. The other lots are all from Sunlit Tides or Isla Paradiso.

The world is also definitely on the smaller side and doesn’t have room for a lot of extra lots.

Also, you need to be farther out in the ocean to snorkel, you can’t be close to the beach.

The notifications when your sim levels up their diving skill are gonna say the Isla Paradiso diving spot names (e.g "Rocky Reef"), not the Gatama Atoll diving spot names. Please refer below for a proper guide on when you can access each diving spot.

This world was made in version 1.67 (Steam)

Required mods

NRaas register - with this mod, ban horses, unicorns, paparazzi and deer for a smoother experience. You don't want that stuff in this world.

Dive cave reset fix - I used one and only one dive cave in this world. With this mod, you need to reset that dive cave when you see it, just once. Please do not forget to reset the cave so that your sim doesn't get reset when trying to enter.

Interact on sloped terrain - The world is kinda curvy so I think having this is a good idea.

Recommended additions

Surf’s Up Sun and Fun Collection - so your sim can surf, and also have some cute CAS stuff.

Sun, Surf and Sand - cute beachy buildbuy stuff.

Island Villa - ditto^

Tiki dining room - tiki buildbuy stuff

Tiki living room - ditto^

Tiki outdoor living - ditto^

Yoga mod by twinsimming - for the tropical paradise zen.

Mermaid Power mod by xantak22 - improves mermaid gameplay.

4t3 Island Living conversions - look around for some if you need more buildbuy or clothes.

Feel free to do whatever you want with this world! I have no conditions. You’re welcome to tag me so I can see, too :)

Download 🐠

Notes

Here is when each dive spot is unlocked:

Atoll Gate: available at level 2 of the diving skill

Spring Garden: available at level 4 of the diving skill

Doughnut Reef: Available at level 6 of the diving skill

Blue Cliff: Available at level 8 of the diving skill

Cabbage Patch: Available at level 10 of the diving skill

Here is how to get each hidden island:

Diving island: At level 10 of the diving skill, explore the cave in Cabbage Patch. Reset the cave before going in.

Lifeguard island: Rescue 35 sims as a lifeguard.

Resort island: Have a 5-star resort.

[jasfhercallejo]

Cambugahay Falls is arguably the best waterfall on Siquijor Island that is most famous for its tiered levels, strikingly blue water, and freshwater cascades, all of which are surrounded by lush rainforest.

Cambugahay Falls is located in Lazi on Siquijor Island. From the main tourist area of San Juan, it’s approximately a 30-minute drive to reach the falls. The first level of the falls features a large natural swimming hole and some man-made structures including rope swings, bamboo rafts, and a wide set of falls. It’s an adventurer’s playground! To use the rope swings and rubber tubes down at the falls, the cost is only PhP20. On the other hand, to use the bamboo raft to get a close look of the falls, it would only cost you PhP100. This includes all the photos and videos of the talented rope-swingers (haha I don't know what to call them lol).

Most people stay on the first tier, especially when they clock the Tarzan swing on the right. However, there are two more levels to see, though the ones you will want to spend time in are the first and third.

A trip to the Sambulawan underground river offers a 3-in-1 experience. Firstly, you will trek down a steep terrain into the cave, navigating a combination of stone steps and a concrete ladder. Secondly, the rough rock and narrow passageways inside the cave make for an adventurous journey. And finally, the river itself is deep, but with the assistance of a swim vest, you can enjoy a snorkeling-like swim in its waters. This underground river is known for its narrow passageways, which make it impossible for even a small boat to navigate. Instead, visitors can explore the river system on foot, as it stretches for approximately 200 meters.

Quite frankly, Sambulawan Underground River is probably one of the best things we've done in Siquijor, next to Cambugahay Falls.

Actually, there are quite a few alternatives to Cambugahay Falls in Siquijor. If you fancy visiting another falls in the area then head to Lugnason Falls. While they weren’t as impressive as Cambugahay they were really quiet even when we went on a Saturday afternoon. For the most part we had the lovely jungle pool all to ourselves. It’s quite small but still big enough for a few lengths.

Salagdoong Beach is attached to Salagdoong Beach Resort Siquijor on the far east corner of the island in the town of Maria. It boasts of two beautiful coves lined with coconut palms and white sand shorelines. Just off the shore is a colorful reef that is great for snorkeling and swimming. 

The cliff jumping is the main attraction at this location and one for the thrill-seekers! There are two diving boards here, one is around 5 meters and the other is 10 meters. Jumping from the top of the cliff into the turquoise waters below is one of the best things to do in Siquijor!

Paliton Beach is rated as one of the best beaches in Siquijor for its glistening white sands and palm tree fringed shoreline. This particular beach faces west making it the perfect spot to watch the sunset on Siquijor Island. A few oceanside cafes and beach bars are dotted along the beach, serving up cold brews and delicious meals. Here, we ate a lot of seafood, and all the sea urchins were served to us fresh. We even had the chance to watch the locals prepare them!

You can find several tree swings tied to bent palms that you can have a turn on and swing out over the water’s edge (human drone another! haha)

Pitogo Cliff is located at the southwestern side of the island facing the breathtaking Sulu Sea. The serene cliffside gets its name from the Pitogo plant that grows in the area. There are also 10- and 20-foot jumping-off points available, which can be used even during low tide.

We didn't jump, but the alluring view of the vast ocean kept us invested and exploring. Worth the visit!

[ymtravelseasons]

Discover Paradise in the Maldives

[Start Your Journey Here]

Imagine waking up in a luxurious overwater villa, the sound of gentle waves lulling you into a state of tranquility. Welcome to the Maldives, a tropical paradise renowned for its crystal-clear waters, powdery white beaches, and vibrant marine life. If you’re seeking an escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life, the Maldives is your perfect destination.

Why Visit the Maldives?

1. Pristine Beaches: The Maldives boasts some of the world’s most beautiful beaches. The soft, white sand and turquoise waters create a picture-perfect setting for relaxation and rejuvenation.

2. Underwater Adventures: The Maldives is a haven for marine enthusiasts. Whether it’s snorkeling, scuba diving, or exploring coral reefs, the underwater world here is teeming with vibrant marine life, including manta rays, sea turtles, and colorful fish.

3. Luxury Accommodations: Experience unparalleled luxury in overwater villas with private pools and direct access to the ocean. Many resorts also offer world-class dining and spa services.

4. Romantic Getaway: The Maldives is a top choice for couples, offering intimate experiences like private beach dinners, sunset cruises, and spa treatments for two.

Top Experiences in the Maldives

1. Snorkeling and Diving: Explore the vibrant coral reefs and discover an underwater paradise. Some must-visit spots include Banana Reef and Fish Head.

2. Dolphin Watching: Hop on a boat and witness pods of playful dolphins dancing in the waves during sunset.

3. Water Sports: Try your hand at paddleboarding, windsurfing, or jet skiing. The calm lagoons make it easy for beginners to enjoy these activities.

4. Island Hopping: With over 1,000 islands, the Maldives offers plenty of opportunities to explore uninhabited islands and local fishing villages.

5. Luxury Spa Treatments: Indulge in rejuvenating spa treatments with stunning ocean views. Many spas use natural ingredients sourced locally.

6. Dining Underwater: Experience dining like never before in one of the Maldives’ underwater restaurants. Enjoy gourmet meals surrounded by marine life.

7. Private Beach Picnics: Arrange a secluded picnic on a deserted island for a truly unique and romantic experience.

Why January is the Perfect Time to Visit

January marks the peak of the dry season, also known as the "northeast monsoon." During this time, the Maldives experiences clear skies, calm seas, and ideal temperatures ranging from 25°C to 30°C. The dry weather ensures that outdoor activities, such as snorkeling, diving, and island hopping, are at their best. Additionally, the Maldives’ marine life is particularly active, making it a great time for diving enthusiasts to spot manta rays and whale sharks.

[Start Your Journey Here]

How to Get There

The Maldives is accessible via Velana International Airport in Malé, which is well-connected to major cities around the world. Once you arrive, you can take a speedboat or seaplane to your resort, depending on its location.

Tips for Visiting the Maldives

- Plan Ahead: Book your flights and accommodations early, as January is a popular time for tourists. - Pack Light: Bring comfortable beachwear, sunscreen, and snorkeling gear (if you prefer your own). Respect Local Customs: While resorts are relaxed, local islands have more conservative customs. Dress modestly when visiting. - Stay Hydrated: The tropical climate can be dehydrating, so drink plenty of water.

Your Dream Getaway Awaits

The Maldives is more than just a destination; it’s an experience that will leave you with lifelong memories. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or romance, this tropical paradise has it all.

Don’t wait to start planning your dream vacation! Book your flights and accommodations now to secure the best deals. [Start Your Journey Here]

[negrosislandsilay]

Why Is Negros Island a Popular Destination for Adventure Seekers

Negros Island, known for its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and vibrant marine life, has become a hotspot for adventure seekers from around the globe. Located in the central part of the Philippines, this island is more than just a tropical paradise; it offers a diverse range of activities that cater to thrill-seekers and nature enthusiasts alike. Here are some compelling reasons why Negros Island is a must-visit destination for those looking for adventure.

1. Diverse Outdoor Activities

One of the primary draws of Negros Island is its vast array of outdoor activities. From hiking up the majestic Mount Kanlaon, the highest peak in the Visayas, to exploring the beautiful waterfalls scattered throughout the island, there’s no shortage of adrenaline-pumping experiences. The scenic trails and breathtaking views reward hikers with a sense of accomplishment and connection to nature.

2. World-Class Diving Spots

Negros Island is home to some of the best diving spots in the Philippines, making it a haven for divers and underwater explorers. Places like Apo Island and Dauin are renowned for their crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and diverse marine life, including turtles, colorful fish, and even the elusive whale shark. Whether you’re a seasoned diver or a beginner, the underwater adventures in Negros Island are unforgettable.

3. Cultural Immersion

Adventure in Negros Island isn’t just about physical activities; it’s also about immersing oneself in the local culture. The island is rich in history, and visitors can explore historical sites, local markets, and traditional festivals. Engaging with the friendly locals and experiencing their customs and traditions adds a unique layer to any adventure.

4. Ecotourism Opportunities

For those who are passionate about sustainability and conservation, Negros Island offers numerous ecotourism opportunities. Many tour operators promote responsible travel practices, allowing visitors to appreciate the island’s natural beauty while contributing to its preservation. From bird watching in protected areas to participating in community-led conservation projects, adventure seekers can make a positive impact while enjoying their adventures.

5. Thrilling Water Sports

The beaches of Negros Island provide the perfect backdrop for thrilling water sports. Whether it’s kite surfing, paddleboarding, or island hopping, the crystal-clear waters and stunning coastlines are ideal for those looking to get their adrenaline fix. Many beach resorts offer equipment rentals and lessons, making it accessible for everyone to join in on the fun.

Conclusion

Negros Island is undoubtedly a gem for adventure seekers, blending natural beauty, cultural richness, and exciting activities. Whether you’re climbing mountains, diving into the depths of the ocean, or simply enjoying the local culture, Negros Island offers a unique experience that keeps travelers coming back for more. If you’re planning your next adventure, consider exploring the wonders of Negros Island—an exciting destination that promises unforgettable memories.

Author  :  Rod Dagan

Who We Are

Negros Island Business Directory is a comprehensive online platform designed to support and promote businesses on Negros Island. Our directory offers local businesses a free listing to boost their online visibility and connect them with customers across the region. We provide an automated Google review system that helps businesses collect and manage customer feedback, enhancing their reputation and search engine rankings.

In addition to the directory, we offer businesses access to valuable resources like downloadable business journals and spreadsheets tailored for local entrepreneurs, aiding in everything from financial management to growth planning. The business journals allow owners to document their journey, set goals, and track progress, while the spreadsheets provide essential templates for budgeting, expense tracking, and strategic planning.

We also run a free discount card program, where businesses can offer special promotions to customers, encouraging more local spending and fostering long-term customer loyalty. Customers who sign up for the discount cards gain access to exclusive deals, making it easier for them to support local businesses while enjoying savings. This program not only drives traffic to participating businesses but also builds a sense of community as customers actively seek out local offerings.

Businesses that join the directory benefit from increased exposure, improved customer relationships through reviews, and free tools to help manage and grow their operations. The platform is designed to not only serve as a business listing but as a full-scale support system for small and medium-sized enterprises on Negros Island.

Additionally, our directory aims to create new opportunities for local employment and entrepreneurship. By providing a platform that connects business owners with resources and potential customers, we empower both locals and newcomers to explore the vibrant business landscape of Negros Island.

Whether you're a business owner looking to grow your customer base or a local shopper seeking great deals, the Negros Island Business Directory provides everything you need in one place. Join us in building a thriving local economy and showcasing the best that Negros Island has to offer!

Contact Us

Negros Island

Antillia, Silay, 6116, Philippines

+63 4 3549 1664

https://negrosisland.com

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☆ FIC LIST MASTERPOST ☆

✨️ Fandoms currently include rottmnt & animaniacs & tloz & warrior cats & pokémon

✨️ you can also read most of them on my AO3

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🐢 ROTTMNT

🧸A Friend Against Dark

Raph centric, tot Raph & Splinter, one-shot, fluff no angst, 1115 words.

Six years old Raph is afraid of the dark, so Splinter gets an idea- and a friend.

> AO3 / tumblr <

🩵Finish The Tale, Ven, Please?

Where You Belong AU, tot Leon and Venus, one-shot, fluff, 988 words.

Leon cannot sleep, so he asks his sister Ven to finish her tale about two warriors.

> AO3 / tumblr <

🌌finding your stellar association

based on ashwii's celestial au, one-shot, fluff, 2917 words. tw: referenced/implied character death (not detailed).

Moving Group, also called a Stellar Association.

A loose grouping of stars which travel together through space.

On their first trip to Earth, the brothers find a lost part of their family.

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🌙so I dive straight back in the ocean

post movie, Leo centric, one-shot, hurt/comfort, 1304 words. tw: panic attacks, anxiety.

Leo goes to a lake for swimming to calm down.

> AO3 / tumblr < ☆ [playlist]

❤️Little Talks with a Big Robot Turtle

based on Cass Apocalyptic Series by somerandomdude on tumblr, Raph centric, one-shot, fluff, 2452 words.

Raph has some questions, and Casey Junior has some answers.

> AO3 / tumblr <

🌆Last Resort

Let's Grab a Slice Together AU (but can be read with no context), Mikey centric + Draxum, bad future, one-shot, angst, 1705 words. tw: implied/referenced character death

Mikey has a talk with his mentor.

> AO3 / tumblr <

🍄Last Night in Mushroom Forest

post movie, disaster twins, 2 chapters: one fic two versions, horror/comedy, 7246 words. possession and horror elements in ch1, ch1 also include unreality, anxiety, and similar events.

Leo and Donnie decide to go and explore the Mushroom Forest. Leo has a very bad case of brain fog, while Donnie has a very bad case of deja vu while trying to save his twin.

Meanwhile, in chapter 2 there's a different version where the boys have some silly adventure and it's just shenanigans and a lot of sibling banter.

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🌠It's Not Always the Rabbit Who Takes the Wrong Turn

Dimension Hopper Leo AU, multichaptered, mostly Leo centric, many crossovers, ongoing. Warnings will be included in chapters.

When Leo ends up in Prison Dimension, he manages to hold onto his katana. So he does his thing and portals out... except he arrives at the wrong place.

(AKA what Leo portals himself to the wrong dimension and has to find his way back home again, and again, and again... Meanwhile his family is trying to find him.)

> AO3 / tumblr masterpost (tba) <

🍕Pizza Means Family

Where You Belong AU (Separated au), multichaptered, various povs, ongoing. Warnings will be included in chapters.

Another separated au, where Mikey is the only turtle Splinter saves. While he finds April accidentally and wastes no time to call her his sister, his siblings are raised by two of the famous bad guys. This get out of control when six of them end up at the same place, and each sibling has to decide what to do with what they learn.

aka where you belong au because I'm either too good with titles or too bad haha

>AO3 / tumblr <

💜Deep (Purple) Thoughts (and Realizations)

Donnie centric (mostly), multichaptered, ongoing, post invasion. Warnings will be included in chapters. Hurt/comfort.

As Donnie repairs Shelldon, he comes across some realizations which lead to some discoveries. It turns out there is still much unsaid about the invasion, even after weeks.

(Aka Donnie remembers he records everything all the time.)

>AO3 &lt; ◇ tumblr: Chapter 1 | Chapter 2 | Chapter 3 | Chapter 4 | Chapter 5 ◇

🍲Mystic Sickness

This is based on @/turtleblogatlast 's post about mystic sickness idea :D Hope you like it!!!

Warnings: a brief mention of throwing up, nothing else i can think of ^^

>AO3 (tba) / tumblr<

🍵Portal Bros Sickfic

a short sickfic i wrote for my friends :]

>AO3 (tba) / tumblr<

🟣(A Short Fic About) A Normal Day With Your Double Mutated Brother

A gift fic for heckitall's armageddonnie au!! Fluff. Oneshot.

>AO3 (n/a) / tumblr<

🎃 Baby's First Halloween

My @/rottmnt-secret-gifting gift for @/bambiraptorx :]

Mikey forces Draxum joining him and his family for trick and treating.

>AO3 / tumblr<

💭 A Reminder

this one is Cass Apocalyptic Future fanfic ( by @/somerandomdudelmao) written for Comfortember 2023, day 1: safe

Sometimes Donnie forgets he and his family are safe now.

>AO3 / tumblr<

❄️ Till the Cold Pass

Another fic for Comfortember 2023, this time focused on day 4: warmth.

Splinter learns something new about his sons when winter cold arrives.

>AO3 / tumblr<

💙 Leo Blues

inspired by @/tmnt-event-blog's prompt (hot cocoa)

Leon (Future Leo) realizes that his younger self is feeling a bit blue and decides to help him feel better.

>AO3 / tumblr<

🐀 ANIMANIACS

🐇Welcome Back, Doc (Space Jam: New Legacy crossover fic / multichaptered ongoing / Dad Bugs) AO3 [on hiatus but might finish it before the end of may <3 ]

👑Years Ago, A Winter Night (Wakko's Wish fic / a lot of angst & hurt/comfort / multichapter & completed / XMas fic) AO3 | Playlist

🌸Happy Allergies Dot!! (one-shot / Dot centered) AO3

🧢Guilt Is Eating Him Up (one-shot / lots of angst & hurt/comfort / Wakko centered) AO3

🎞️Toons (Storks AU / multichaptered ongoing / kinda on hiatus??) AO3

⚜️There's a Beast in There (Beauty and the Beast AU but without any romance / multichaptered ongoing / *holds it gently* this one is my fav) AO3

🗡 TLOZ

Breath of the Wild

🫕Warmth (Zelink / One-shot) AO3

🎄Christmas Together (Multichapter Modern AU Xmas Fic / Ongoing / Includes Zelink and Miphvali) AO3 [currently on hiatus]

🩸Following the Silent Princess (Modern AU / includes Zelink and Miphvali / multichaptered ongoing) AO3 [currently on hiatus]

Zines: By Your Side Zelink Zine

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity

🗻Mountain Walk (Miphvali / One-shot) AO3 | Chinease Translation (AO3)

🎶For You (Zelink / written for Fated: Through Time digital zine / one-shot) AO3

🐈‍⬛️ WARRIOR CATS

˚☽˚｡⋆One Last Night (Leafpool x Hawkfrost / one-shot) AO3 | Turkish Translation

🎮POKEMON

🌲Lost & Found

Touko gets lost in Lostlorn Forest, only to find a familiar face.

Touko x N ship fic, one shot, I headcanon Touko being 16 and N 17 in Black/White. I didn't know about their canon ages until recently, thought it would be good to add it here.

>AO3 <

ZINES:

-Your Journey Awaits! (A free digital zine focusing on the beginning of the Pokémon journey.)

-Dreams and Destinies (a Kingdom Hears x Pokemon fanzine)

[african-travel-n-tours]

10 Reasons to Visit This Tropical Paradise

Discover Zanzibar

Zanzibar, an archipelago off the coast of Tanzania, is a tropical paradise renowned for its pristine beaches, rich history, and vibrant culture. Known as the "Spice Island," Zanzibar offers an enchanting blend of natural beauty and cultural treasures, making it a must-visit destination for travelers.

1. Pristine Beaches

Zanzibar is famous for its white sandy beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters. These idyllic beaches are perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and a variety of water sports. Whether you're looking to relax on the shore or dive into adventure, Zanzibar's beaches cater to every preference.

2. Diverse Marine Life

The waters surrounding Zanzibar are teeming with diverse marine life, making it a haven for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts. Explore vibrant coral reefs and encounter dolphins, sea turtles, and exotic fish species in their natural habitat, providing an unforgettable underwater experience.

3. Rich History and Culture

Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the cultural heart of Zanzibar. Wander through its narrow streets and historic buildings, where a blend of African, Arab, Indian, and European influences is evident in the architecture, cuisine, and traditions. Stone Town's rich history and cultural significance offer a fascinating glimpse into Zanzibar's past.

4. Spice Tours

Zanzibar's nickname, the "Spice Island," is well-deserved. Embark on a spice tour to discover the island's famous spice plantations, where you can learn about and taste cloves, cinnamon, vanilla, and more. These tours provide insight into Zanzibar's spice trade history and its impact on the local culture and economy.

5. Unique Wildlife

Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park is home to the rare red colobus monkey, a species unique to Zanzibar. The park also offers opportunities to see diverse bird species and other wildlife in their natural habitats, making it a great destination for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.

6. Water Activities

For adventure seekers, Zanzibar offers a range of thrilling water activities. Sail along the coast on traditional dhows, try kite surfing and windsurfing, or embark on a deep-sea fishing expedition. The island's coastal waters provide the perfect playground for both relaxation and excitement.

7. Local Cuisine

Zanzibar's cuisine is a delightful fusion of flavors, featuring fresh seafood dishes, tropical fruits, and aromatic spices. Savor traditional Zanzibari dishes like pilau rice, biryani, and seafood curries, and indulge in the island's vibrant food scene.

8. Relaxation and Wellness

Zanzibar's luxurious resorts and spas offer rejuvenating treatments and wellness programs. Enjoy yoga retreats and meditation sessions in serene natural surroundings, providing a perfect escape for those seeking relaxation and wellness.

9. Vibrant Markets

Explore Zanzibar's bustling markets, where you can find local crafts, textiles, and souvenirs. Interact with friendly locals and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere, experiencing the island's lively market culture firsthand.

10. Sunset Views

End your day in Zanzibar with spectacular sunsets over the Indian Ocean. The breathtaking views provide a perfect backdrop for relaxation and reflection, offering a serene conclusion to a day of exploration.

Conclusion

Zanzibar is a tropical paradise that offers something for every traveler. From its pristine beaches and diverse marine life to its rich history and vibrant culture,https://plentifuladventures.com/ an unforgettable experience. Whether you're seeking relaxation, adventure, or cultural immersion, Zanzibar invites you to discover its beauty and charm. Plan your visit and experience the magic of this enchanting island destination.

[pix4japan]

Pacific Ocean Waters on the Izu Coastline

Location: Shimoda Park Observation Deck, Shizuoka Prefecture,Japan Timestamp: 13:10 June 6, 2023

Shimoda, which is located within an approximate 3-hour drive from Tokyo or approximately 3 hours by train, boasts a picturesque seascape adorned with a captivating blend of white sandy beaches, vibrant blue ocean waves, and verdant lush coastal mountainscapes. This coastal paradise serves as the closest tropical resort to the bustling metropolis.

Along the Shimoda coastline, you'll discover a collection of numerous beaches adorned with crystal-clear waters, enchanting tide pools, as well as bustling fishing ports and harbors. These captivating locales have gained popularity as destinations for thrilling marine sports and activities.

Thanks to the warm Kuroshio Current, which graces the southern end of the Izu Peninsula where Shimoda resides, the area teems with an abundance of colorful fish and captivating geological formations. The transparent waters are a haven for divers, offering numerous diving spots that cater to both beginners and experienced enthusiasts.

Fujifilm X100V (23 mm) with 5% diffusion filter ISO 160 for 1/320 sec. at ƒ/11 Classic Negative film simulation

Checkout the Pix4Japan blog for historical references, further details, and geotagged locations.

https://www.pix4japan.com/blog/20230606-shimoda

[idcgiliislands]

The PADI Open Water Course is your gateway to the underwater world, and Oceans 5 Gili Air is the perfect place to begin your scuba diving journey. Located on the serene island of Gili Air, Oceans 5 offers an unparalleled diving experience combining world-class training, an eco-conscious philosophy, and the charm of island life. Here’s why Oceans 5 Gili Air should be your top choice.

[gardensandtaverns]

The Importance of Interest

It's been a little while since my last "on making a game" installment, and I'm in a mood to talk about interesting things... so why not Points of Interest in light of my current pet project Everwyld?

I'm in the midst of developing a world that has been truly abandoned, where players have few intelligent entities to interact with - no people, gods, robots, or holograms. This is, in a sense, the survival game of survival games: players will only have the tools they can create and knowledge they can accumulate for themselves. And if I'm being honest, I'm taking a not-insignificant amount of inspiration from Subnautica, since they made this vision an excellent reality.

(Going forward, blanket spoiler warning for locations in Subnautica. If you haven't played it and don't suffer from thalassophobia, you certainly should.)

The first challenge, and one that's doubly difficult in the analog format I'll be running this game while I develop the setting, if building player investment through their interactions with the world. Different genres and titles accomplish this in different ways.

The classic survival-crafting game Minecraft has kept players invested over its service life through the addition of new features, biomes, mechanics, the introduction of multiplayer, and a thriving, supported modding community. The multiplayer survival-crafting FPS Rust created interest for players in the world through the inclusion of other players, and the option to cooperate or resort to every-man-for-themself anarchy. Subnautica accomplishes this investment of players in the world through the inclusion of alien environments. This doesn't just mean the alien lifeforms, but the concept of the deep sea and what the various environments look like - which are often shockingly accurate excluding the giant man-eating fish - are alien to so many people who don't have the means or guts to dive through the deep ocean, and I count myself among them.

Something all of these games (and more) include to further create a player interest in the world and exploring it, though, are points of interest. None of them are unbridled wilderness. Minecraft's structures range from thriving villages, to abandoned mineshafts and shipwrecks, to the strongholds. Even the Nether and End dimensions have their own native structures. Subnautica has not only the various debris fields from the Aurora, but the Enforcement Platform, the submarine alien facilities, and the Degasi bases. In Rust, a variety of monuments dot the landscape with various traits, loot, and benefits.

Not only do these structures and points of interest enhance the world, but they change how the player will interact with it. A Subnautica player may build bases near major resource deposits or repurpose existing structures for their benefit. A Rust player may establish their base near an easy resource cache, like the farmable Underwater Rocks. In Minecraft players may use large structures as a base, or as a point of reference when navigating the functionally infinite world.

So what kind of points of interest will I be including in Everwyld? Well, as I said, the world was abandoned. It's a region largely reclaimed by nature, so much so that the artificial blemishes have all but faded. My players will start in a place truly devoid of signs of settlement, a beautiful and serene glade... (which I've taken the liberty of rendering in Unreal Engine 5 here)

Nearby are most of what they will need to survive: a source of flowing water, a game run that cuts through the forest, but what encourages them to venture from this serene space will be their curiosity as to what happened to them, and how they can hope to get home. This world is full of natural dangers, but if they brave them and survive they may find the remnants of a village where the stones jutting from the ground make odd squared angles, or a monolith that a tree has grown to encompass.

Mayhap they'll uncover something better preserved underground, or through some advanced means, that will hold answers and tools for them to delve deeper into the mystery and find their way home.

Until next time!

[vacationfeast]

Why Maldives Is Famous - Who Can Visit Maldives

Discover the Indian Ocean Exploring The Maldives - A Paradise for the Adventurous Souls. Maldives is famous for its beautiful beaches with clear water and luxurious resorts. Maldives is an ideal destination for couples and honeymooners due to its romantic ambiance it offers plenty of opportunities for relaxation and creating memories with your loved one.

Who Can Visit Maldives:  The Maldives warmly welcomes an array of travelers, ensuring an extraordinary experience for different individuals. Here are some categories of people who can visit Maldives.

1. Honeymooners : 

The Maldives has long been hailed as an idyllic honeymoon destination. Its secluded and luxurious resorts provide newlyweds with the perfect setting to celebrate their love. With private overwater villas and candlelit beachside dinners, couples can indulge in romantic escapades while basking in the tranquility of this paradise. 2. Family Vacationers : 

Maldives is not just for honeymooners, it is also an ideal destination for families looking for an unforgettable holiday. Many resorts in the Maldives offer excellent amenities and facilities designed exclusively for families. Take part in exciting water sports together or simply relax on the picturesque beaches

3. Diving Underwater Enthusiasts : 

Maldives offers a range of exciting activities for adventure seekers Dive into breathtaking depths and explore living coral reefs and underwater caves, windsurfing or kiteboarding adventures and thrilling jet ski rides Maldives offers unparalleled diving experiences for both beginners and experienced divers.

4. Nature Lovers : 

Nature lovers can revel in the unspoiled beauty of the Maldivian flora and fauna Enjoy encounters with dolphins, sea turtles and numerous exotic bird species Explore the lush greenery and take leisurely walks amid the peaceful surroundings. 5. Adventure Seekers: 

The Maldives is not just about quiet beaches and relaxation, it also provides plenty of opportunities for adrenaline junkies to seek adventure. Exciting water sports such as jet skiing, windsurfing and parasailing are readily available for those looking for an exhilarating experience. Conclusion:  We believe that life is meant for extraordinary adventures. Begin your journey as a married couple with a honeymoon trip in the most romantic destinations or any vacation trips we provide you with a wide range of options to travel both international and domestic packages pack your backpack and enjoy your vacations with vacation feast and make your day memorable. FAQs:

1. Why is Maldives famous for tourism?

A. Maldives is famous for its exciting water activities. If you are adventurous, the variety of water sports will make you want to stay here forever.

2.What attracts visitors to Maldives?

A. There are many factors that contribute to attracting tourists to the Maldives, such as the white sandy beaches, the warm climate it enjoys, and the beautiful underwater marine life, in addition to offering various recreational activities such as swimming, diving. and surfing.

3. Are Maldives luxury?

A. Widely regarded as the planet's most exclusive holiday destination, the Maldives is home to the most luxurious hotels and resorts.

4.Are Maldives only for couples?

A. It is also perfect for solo travelers. Why not enjoy the white dunes, swaying palms and waters that seem too pristine to be true on a solo trip.

5. Why do couples go to Maldives?

A. Maldives is known for catering to honeymoon couples in an extra special way. As a honeymooner, you are provided with privacy, discreet support and services when needed.

6.Is Maldives only for couples?

A. It's Also Perfect For Solo Travelers. Why won't you enjoy white dunes, swaying palms, and waters that appear to be too pristine to be true on a solo trip.

7.Why do couples go to Maldives?

A. The Maldives is known to cater to honeymoon couples in an extra special way. As a honeymooner, you get provided with privacy, discreet assistance, and services when required.

[severewizardphilosopher]

Places to Go for Vacation

Introduction

Planning a vacation is an exciting endeavor, and the world is brimming with remarkable destinations to explore. Whether you're seeking natural beauty, cultural richness, adventure, or relaxation, there's a perfect vacation spot for everyone. In this article, we'll take a tour of some of the top places to go for vacation, each offering a unique and unforgettable experience.

1. Bali, Indonesia

Known as the "Island of the Gods," Bali is a tropical paradise with stunning beaches, lush rainforests, and vibrant culture. Visitors can explore ancient temples, enjoy water sports, and savor Balinese cuisine. Don't miss the tranquil rice terraces and the energetic nightlife in Seminyak.

2. Santorini, Greece

Santorini, an enchanting island in the Aegean Sea, is famous for its iconic white-washed buildings, crystal-clear waters, and dramatic sunsets. It's a romantic destination with breathtaking views, ancient ruins, and delicious Mediterranean cuisine.

3. Kyoto, Japan

For a taste of Japanese culture and history, Kyoto is a must-visit. This city is renowned for its traditional tea houses, stunning cherry blossoms in spring, and beautiful temples. Stroll through bamboo forests, participate in tea ceremonies, and admire the art of the geisha.

4. Bora Bora, French Polynesia

Bora Bora is synonymous with paradise. Its turquoise lagoons, overwater bungalows, and coral reefs make it a dream destination for honeymooners and water enthusiasts. Snorkeling, scuba diving, and relaxation are the order of the day.

5. Tuscany, Italy

Tuscany's rolling hills, historic cities, and delectable cuisine make it a favorite European destination. Explore the charming streets of Florence, sample world-class wines in Chianti, and savor the simple pleasures of life in the Tuscan countryside.

6. Maldives

The Maldives, a collection of over a thousand coral islands, is a tropical haven with luxury resorts and stunning marine life. It's an ideal spot for beach lovers, honeymooners, and those seeking seclusion in paradise.

7. Machu Picchu, Peru

Machu Picchu, the ancient Inca citadel nestled in the Andes Mountains, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the world's most iconic travel destinations. Hike the Inca Trail or take the train to witness this archaeological wonder.

8. New York City, USA

For the bustling urban experience, New York City is a top choice. Explore iconic landmarks like Times Square, Central Park, and the Statue of Liberty. The city offers a vibrant arts scene, diverse cuisine, and endless entertainment.

9. Cape Town, South Africa

Cape Town is a city of breathtaking beauty, nestled between Table Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean. Explore vibrant neighborhoods, visit the Cape of Good Hope, and savor South African wines in the surrounding vineyards.

10. Patagonia, Argentina and Chile

Patagonia offers awe-inspiring natural beauty with its glaciers, mountains, and remote wilderness. It's a dream destination for hikers, nature lovers, and wildlife enthusiasts.

11. Iceland

Iceland's dramatic landscapes include geysers, waterfalls, volcanoes, and geothermal springs. The Blue Lagoon, the Golden Circle, and the Northern Lights are just a few of the attractions that make Iceland a unique vacation destination.

12. Marrakech, Morocco

Marrakech is a bustling and exotic city in North Africa. Explore the bustling souks, visit the historic medina, and relax in stunning riads. Marrakech offers a blend of tradition and modernity.

13. Sydney, Australia

Sydney, with its iconic Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge, is a vibrant city with beautiful beaches, world-class dining, and a variety of cultural attractions. The city's coastal charm and natural beauty are hard to resist.

14. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Rio de Janeiro is known for its lively Carnival, stunning beaches, and iconic Christ the Redeemer statue. Enjoy samba music, relax on Copacabana Beach, and explore the lush Tijuca Forest.

15. Istanbul, Turkey

Istanbul straddles Europe and Asia, offering a rich blend of cultures, history, and architecture. Visit the Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, and the Grand Bazaar for an unforgettable experience.

Conclusion

The world is a treasure trove of vacation destinations, each offering a unique blend of natural beauty, culture, history, and adventure. Whether you're drawn to tropical paradises, ancient cities, or remote wilderness, there's a place for every traveler to discover and savor. When planning your next vacation, consider the experiences that ignite your wanderlust and create memories that will last a lifetime.

[tourguidesindia]

5 Restaurants in Andaman for the Perfect Date

Every couple wants to enjoy a comfy yet romantic dinner with their accomplice, specifically whilst on a seashore excursion! Find Best Andaman tour package from Chennai for for romantic night. Here are the best restaurants in Andaman.

1. Amaya- Seashell At Port Blair

With one of the exceptional roof pinnacle perspectives in Port Blair, Seashells is a great multi-cuisine restro bar. The outside seating overlooks the sea and is a great location to revel in the ocean breeze and an intimate candle mild dinner.

Seashells arrange Christmas and New Year parties and often have stay bands playing in the evenings.

2. Full Moon Cafe At Havelock

Nestled on white sandy beach, Full moon café is positioned at Dive India Resort, in Village 5 of Havelock Island. Seafood and desserts right here are worth attempting.

Tastefully executed décor, soft lighting fixtures, music and the access to the beach make it a popular hangout amongst traffic.

3. Candle Light Dinner At Café Del Mar, Havelock

Café del Mar is Barefoot SCUBA motel’s in-residence restaurant and is located in Village three. Apart from regular restaurant operations, one can e-book a candle light dinner at the seashore. An distinctive candle mild menu to pick from, served by using a waiter committed to the desk is like in the movies!

Dining underneath the moonlit sky with the sounds of lapping waves and sand below is best for a romantic nighttime on Havelock and desires to be booked at least in the future in advance.

4. Barefoot At Havelock

The restaurant and bar at Barefoot’s jungle inn in Radhanagar is understood for its’ cocktails and chef’s specials of the day. Chocolate salami, also the chef’s unique is a traditional dessert. Its’ setting inside the coastline wooded area amidst calling bugs, roosting critters and an atmosphere created by means of timber architecture, thatch roof, and dim lighting is inviting.

Spend an evening put up sundown at Radhanagar, sipping on the islands’ fine cocktails below the starlit sky. Walk down to the beach for a submit dinner stroll and take inside the sea breeze.

Those who aren't staying at any of the barefoot inns need to pay an entry fee of Rs 300/ person, that's adjusted with the invoice. This degree is to avoid trespassing.

Looking for a Andaman trip from Kolkata, PlanYourTour is the best option for you.

5. B3, Havelock

B3 at the Jetty overlooks the maximum visited website on Havelock. At night, movement here involves an almost nevertheless however for the lapping waves and creaking of boats. Enjoy this view on one of the evenings with your accomplice with a few true meals and retro song.

The interiors of the eating place are in wooden with seating internal and in a semi-open area.

Pizzas, Pork and Gelatos right here are really worth trying!

Also Read :

Luxury Experiences In The Andamans

Ultimate Guide to Honeymoon within the Andamans

[m1kemedeiros]

FIJI ~ THE RETURN

(Yasawa islands & the Coral Coast)

🎶 “One the road again” since the dreaded global pandemic. I left Canada at the end of 2016, now it’s 2023 and may the travels continue. Currently living in Brisbane Australia with my partner in crime. Zach and I travelled 5 hours to Fiji, only to be met by the warm weather and musical greetings.

Nadi: Hustling to find a taxi we made it to smugglers accomodation. Just as I remembered 6 years ago, smugglers is somewhere to crash for a night and nothing much has changed. The following morning we hopped on a bus and headed through Nadi to Port Denarau where we met our boat, the south sea island cruiser. Aboard the vessel we road the roof top, 4.5 hours all the way up the Yasawa islands to the famous Blue Lagoon Resort.

Blue Lagoon: White sandy beaches fringed in coconut palms, cobalt blue and turquoise coloured ocean. Blue lagoon is home to an endless natural beauty and the loveliest of islanders. Located near the end of the Yasawa chain of islands. Fun Fact: Blue Lagoon is known and named after the 1980s film, “Blue lagoon” (starring Brooke Sheilds). We spent our time here free diving the “Sawai-Lo” caves on the neighbouring island. Snorkelling with turtles, sea life and a vast display of ancient colourful corals. After a scenic hike accompanied by the village dog we named, “Nipples” our evenings were plentiful. Kava rituals, an endless buffet, traditional song and dance that even we were sure to partake in. Blue lagoon was one to remember.

Manta Ray: Onto the next one! After the Lagoon we ventured down to Manta Ray Island, an island I had once visited 6 years prior. Friendly and laid-back, this island will forever leave its mark in my mind. Scenic views of neighbouring islands and known for its flocks of majestic manta rays that soar through the current like birds in the air. Often the locals will sound a conch-shell and as if it were a Black Friday sale, everyone then races like a group of warriors to the boats. Prepared to battle the current in hopes of seeing these majestic Mantas. We swam like hell in attempt to see them but ended up being the 2 of few who were unsuccessful. We enjoyed a lovely meal with an evening in our seaside villa just steps from the ocean, the waves lulling us to sleep. The following morning we watched the sunrise and enjoyed a beach stroll, playing with hermit crabs along the shoreline. We were met with slight disappointment as the island pump had broken, running us out of clean water. Unfortunate and uncommon but not the end of the world, we had to quickly re-arranged accomodation to another island further south.

Naqalia: Travelling from Manta Ray we headed down the Yasawa to a small island called, Naqalia. With the change in accomodation we managed to find a small home stay with a local family on the island. Unique and rustic, the family ran a lodge that was completely hand made and everyone played a part in accomodating us. With little cost Zach and I had a roof over our heads and met handful of fellow travellers, open to experiencing Fiji locals like few tourists ever get the privilege of having. The family cooked a meal that I strongly attest was the best food we had the entire trip. However Zach wasn’t feeling great so the following day he stayed back while I did something I’ve never done before. The teenage boys from the Fijian family of Naqalia had driven an older couple and myself kilometres from land to a large reef in the open ocean. After getting past some large waves we jumped in the centre of the reef where we snorkelled above large trumpet fish and schools of white tip reef sharks. The young boys who brought us even hand fed the sharks right in front of us which seemed dangerous yet thrilling.

Barefoot Kuata: After a short stay at Naqalia lodge we were brought over by a small boat to Barefoot Kuata. Over the shallow beach and endless colourful reef, tucked away in the towering palm trees is a hidden gem. Barefoot Kuata resort is a luxurious stay where Zach and I had an amazing boho-beach inspired accomodation with an outdoor shower and bathtub. After exploring the cave and sunset lookouts with endless views. We kicked back with great Buffett dinner and night snorkel. The following morning we both went diving for the first time in 3.5 years. Unlike any other dive this particular one was with 3 meter long bull sharks. Known for being an aggressive breed of shark species, we still did it. Watching 10+ of these fascinating animals swarm in a feeding frenzy as one of the locals fed them at a depth of 22 meters. Barefoot was a memorable stay and a place I’d love to visit again.

South Sea Island: Six years ago I had a very memorable, laid back stay on south sea island. Taking only minutes to walk the perimeter of this island, and accomodating no more than a handful of people. I had connected with a group of travellers I still occasionally keep in touch with. However it seemed this island had a subtle facelift and is now a popular destination for other travellers looking to spend the day from neighbouring islands. Still very enjoyable, we slept in a small cabin steps from the sea. Watching the sunset change, as it went from a small amber glow to filling the sky with touches of magenta and cotton candy pink. After saying goodbye to the Yasawa islands and the few fellow people we met along the way we carried on to the mainland.

The Road Trip: Embracing spontaneity, we met a local worker on south sea island who agreed to driving us 2.5 hours for $200. Even though it was very much out of his way, it was the best way to educate ourselves. Before starting the road trip into the night, we first stopped by his village where we had the privilege of meeting some of his family and local animals. Zach, the driver and I spent this time indulging and comparing cultures and ethnicities before picking up a fourth. We pulled into a village to pick up the drivers cousin and the 4 of us carried along driving. Like the beginning of a bad joke, an Australian, Canadian and two Fijian men drove across mainland Fiji comparing stories and sharing riddles.

Pacific Harbour: After the long and winding roads, we said goodbye to our fellow Fijians. Ending up at our final destination…The Pearl Resort. Located in Pacific Harbour, The Pearl is a beautifully landscaped resort with all the comforts of home. This did not end the adventurers in us! We managed to squeeze 2 more dives in with a local company. These exploration dives were stunning! An array of sea life, lion fish, sharks, trumpet fish, nudibranch and soft corals. My particular favourite part was the ship wreck at a depth of 23 meters with large over hanging fan corals cascading off the sides of this rusty, old vessel.

After our final experience scuba diving we headed back to The Pearl. This location is a great way to stop and rest before heading back to the hardships of reality. Here we lived the highlife, indulging in food, spa treatments and poolside cocktails. Amazingly, to my surprise I even bumped into one of my south sea “fellow travellers” from 6 years ago. However this time she came with family too, not the lonely traveller who I once met a long time ago. So happy for her! (Laura)

First time overseas since the global pandemic, first time travelling with Zach, second time in Fiji and it’s just as wondrous as I recall. Home to 333 islands, 120 of those islands inhabiting the loveliest of local people. With its main source of economy being tourism you can understand why Fiji is an oasis for those wanting an escape. A tropical paradise scattered amongst the Pacific Ocean, Fiji will always hold special unforgettable memories.

Bula and Vinaka Levu

“Life and Thank you very much”

Until next time,

Michael Medeiros

June, 10, 2023.

[latetothepartyandconfused]

[ID: fourteen pictures showing warning signs 1st:sign in an underwater cave that has death reaper on it with dead scuba divers on his feeet. It says "Stop prevent your death! go no farther. fact: More than 300 divers, including water scuba instructors, have died in caves just like this one. fact: You needed training to dive. You need cave diving and cave equipment to cave dive. fact: without cave training and cave equipment, divers can die here. fact: It can happen to you! There's nothing in this cave worth dying for! Do not go beyond this point.

2nd: orange sign with person in winter clothes sitting with his back to a tree on it that says The mountains will be just as cold and lonely tonight as they were 200 years ago. Do not ski alone.

3rd: green sign on street lamp with skull and lungs drawn on it with text that says "For more information on lung cancer keep smoking"'

4th: black and white photo of soldier in a bathroom the mirror has text arround it that says "If you talk too much this man may die!"

5th: Emergency warning about bushfire on someones phone/ computer It says "You are in danger and need to act immediately to survive. The safest option is to take shelter indoors immediately. It is too late to leave. What you should do: You should move indoors: -protect yourself by wearing long sleeves and trousers, made from pure cotton or wool. wear leather boots. -bring your pets inside -close all exterior doors, windows and vents and turn off cooling systems. -You must take shelter before the fire arrives. The extremeheat is likely to kill you before the flames reach you. -shelter in a room that has two exits, such as a door or window including one directly to the outside. It is important to be able to see outside so you know what is happening with the fire. -if your home catches on fire and conditions inside become unbearable, you need to get out and go to an area that has already been burnt. It may still be too hot to remain outside, so you'll need to seek shelter in another structure or last resort option. If you cannot get indoors, last resort options include: -shelter in the middle of a large open area like ploughed paddock, football oval or sporting reserve -Get into a large body of water like a dam, lake , river, the ocean or inground pool. -try to protect yourself from the fire's heat."

6th: Photo of piece of cobalt that has the words "danger radiation, drop & run" written on it accompanied b the radiation symbol. The photo is captioned "Cobalt 60 is an exremely radioactive compound. 5 minutes next to this gives you about 50% chance at surviving the next month."

7th: sign in front of some sort of concrete structure with water in it. The sign has skull on it and says "Danger: aerated deep water. You will sink." There is smaller sign under it that says "Danger: watch your step"

8th: danger sign that says "not only will this kill you, it will hurt the whole time you're dying

The ID for the next 6 signs is copied from the alt text.

9th:Two trail signs, one on top of the other. The first one reads "ATTENTION: Olomana Trail Users. Six people have fallen to their deaths after hiking past the first peak." The second, larger sign reads "Olomana Trail. 11/2022: Fatal fall between second and third peak. 4/2022: Fatal fall between second and third peak. 2018: Fatal fall at or near the third peak. 2015: Fatal fall between first and second peak. 2014: Fatal fall between second and third peak. 2011: Fatal fall between second and third peak."

10th:A trail warning sign that reads "GORGE REGULATIONS: Swimming is prohibited. No access beyond this point. Violators are subject to arrest. Strong undercurrents and debris trap people under hidden rock ledges in a 30-50 feet deep pool below the falls. People have died swimming here." It includes an image showing the currents and hidden ledges, along with a quote from a recovery diver: "Even as a trained, properly equipped, professional diver I wouldn't swim here if I did not have to recover a body."

11th:A beach warning sign that reads "DANGER! DEATH HAS OCCURRED HERE. Sudden high waves happen without warning. Even on calm days. Dark rocks are slippery. Stay far back. Rescue here is unlikely due to conditions. Don't take risks - Leave here alive."

12th:A beach warning sign that reads "148 persons have drowned in this lake. Two not wearing a life jacket. 146 wearing a life jacket." The numbers are placed using stickers, so the count is likely updated often.

13th: A trail warning sign that reads "STOP. This area ahead has the worst weather in America. Many have died there from exposure, even in the summer. Turn back now if the weather is bad. White Mountain National Forest." The sign itself is very weathered (no pun intended) and scratched up.

14th: A US Forest Service trail sign that reads “THE DEADLY BELLS. The beautiful Maroon Bells, and their neighbor Pyramid Peak, have claimed many lives in the past few years. They are not extreme technical climbs, but they are unbelievably deceptive. The rock is down-sloping, rotten, loose, and unstable. It kills quickly and without warning. The snowfields are treacherous, poorly consolidated, and no place for a novice climber. The gullies are death traps. Expert climbers who did not know the proper routes have died on these peaks. Don't repeat their mistakes, for only rarely have these mountains given a second chance. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CLIMB IF NOT QUALIFIED.”

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this is by far my favorite safety/warning sign btw. they really went off with this one