Coral Bay – seeing marine life from above the water, going on a boat trip to snorkel on the reef, seeing rays, sharks, turtles and endless fish, revising our plans and letting go of our Outback dreams, and moving on...

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March 21st 2013

Published: April 1st 2013

Coral Bay is more like an overgrown petrol station than a town. It really isn't much more than a gorgeous beach surrounded by a few places to stay and enough tour operators to supply a small country of visitors. Regardless, we ended up spending four nights there. Yeah, the water really is that mesmerizing. We found Ningaloo Experience on the first day, and as they seemed to run the smallest to... Read Full Entry

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Sadie & Øyvind

Sadieandoyvind

We are Sadie and Øyvind, she is 28 and Spanish-American (raised in Barcelona, American by passport) and he is 35 and Norwegian all the way. We are married and live in Oslo (moved here together in 2008) and we both work in film and TV, Øyvind is a photografer and Sadie is a director working as a koordinator/AD :) We are quitting our jobs, packing up and leaving for the trip of a lifetime together! Our plans are to be gone anywhere between 6 and 10 months, and we hope to get off the beaten track and maybe work/volunteer along the way in order to better get to know the countries we visit and t... full info

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1st April 2013

mom
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coral
øyvind, are all those sea life pics coral reefs, or coral? pink skies over coral bay is incredible and i love the roo in the sunset! SADE! YOU SWAM BY YOURSELF WITH THE MANTA! how exciting. you are a true fisherwoman!

1st April 2013

mom
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wow!
love the wet suits JOKE! and you both look soooooooooooo skinny!

1st April 2013

mom
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water and sky
beautiful sea life and sky shots. and i'm so impressed with how you know so many names of the fish. btw, fish is always fish, never plural with 'es'. you can thank my english teacher ways for that correction!

2nd April 2013

Sadieandoyvind
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Dear mom, you are our biggest fan. Keep reading :)

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