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Haha I hear ya! Had I know at the beginning that we'd be doing that I probably would have said "nope" as well. Thanks for watching!

Thanks so much! Most of our diving has been in the Caribbean. We have done some diving in the Pacific and Indian ocean and it is always odd to see. We see a lot of the same fish, but they are a different species and have slightly different variations and colors. And sometimes just completely different fish. Saw some manta shrimp and crocodile fish in Kenya recently. I'm not sure I've seen those other places. We did just do some Pacific diving in Costa Rica at Las Catalinas and it was better than we expected. I should have some videos of those dives out at some point. I see you have some videos as well. I'll have to check those out. Thanks for stopping by!

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Great video!

Thanks so much! I'll have to check out your channel as well. Looks like you have a similar amount of videos and subscribers as myself :)

@ChrisChrisman Yes, welcome to my channel, alot of wildlife videos from the different parks in Kenya and many more to come. I just started posting my wildlife videos in the beginning of the year. Hoping to grow it to a substantial level. Also great to interact with fellow adventurers like yourself. Hope you had a great time in Masai Mara.

Wow, you have a lot of videos already. That's great! I'll check them out. I wish you success! RUclips is long road in my experience and only passion will keep you motivated. My wife says I only make videos I want to watch :) She's right, otherwise they would be much shorter. Best of luck.

It was super funny! Just some random beach dog in Costa Rica. It was quite unexpected! All the dogs and cats around there look super well taken care of, though. Thanks for the comment!

Sorry, just saw this. This was a GoPro. I think it may have even been a GoPro 7 for that. I now use a combination of GoPro 9 and 11, but will probably get the newer version soon. The 9 has a little wonkiness on the stabilization and the newere ones are so much better. I shoot all my videos at 4Kx60 or higher. The higher frame rate certainly adds to the smoothness. It helps that the water there was so clear! GoPro's aren't perfect and sometimes you will miss a great shot, but that is why I usually have 2 going at a time. That and so I can get different angles for my videos. Underwater though I typically only use one at a time. Let me know if you have other questions. Thanks for visiting!

The people there were very, very friendly and super polite. In fact, most everyone we encountered in Kenya were very friendly. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here at all. The animals around the resort are great to see and it's a good add on to one of the other safari places like Amboselli or the Masai Mara as long as you don't have to travel too far. Boating with the hippos at Lake Naivasha was fun and interesting. I just wouldn't make this your only stop for a safari. It's more like a resort with animals...and super nice people :)

Thanks for visiting again!

Oh that's great! I know exactly what you mean :) I love Puerto Rico, but certainly don't miss the grocery stores in the smaller areas like Culebra. Produce was hard to find...and not a lot of fiber in Doritos. You sound like us, we definitely need our fiber and especially on vacation. Good to hear from like-minded people. Great comment lol.

@@ChrisChrisman Too much mofongo can definitely clog the pipes 😂😂

Thanks so much! Always good to hear from you! I've been so busy making videos that I need to get caught up on my favorite channels.

Hopefully watching the video wasn't the huge mistake :) I may have oversold it a little bit, but id did seem like a huge mistake for us. We ended up getting new passports just in case.

We were there in late January. You'd be fine without a wetsuit unless you get cold easy. We tend to always wear one to protect us from the sun and any coral if we get pushed into it. They also help you float a little more. Have fun if you go!

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Just saw this. Thanks so much for visiting again!

Haha that might have made it easier!! 😂

You are 100% accurate! Dealing with scary situations and ME! For real, she is quite the adventurer and does not scare easy. We have an Extreme Costa Rica series coming out soon and we (and she) do some crazy stuff! Thanks for you comments.

Lol yeah it was tough for us hiking and being up that high :)

Thanks so much Gasper! Means a lot coming from you since your videos are so good.

Thanks! Interesting day for sure.

It got a little crazy at times, but was a great place to visit!

Thanks so much!

The river and snorting of the hippos at night was quite calming really. I also find hippos to be intimidating, but also interesting and majestic at the same time. Just don't get too close unless you are in a sturdy vehicle :) It was a true experience we will never forget. The room was basic, but turned out to be perfect. Thanks for your continued support!

Thanks for watching these underwater Hawaii videos. It is amazing there! We do lots of activities, but will have many more snorkeling and scuba videos out in the coming months. Take care!

Sorry for the delay! I shot this with a GoPro 9. I also have a GoPro 11 that I shoot my newer underwater videos with. Above water I use a combination of the 9 and 11 to get different camera angles at the same time or different perspectives. For Scuba (deeper than 30 foot or so) I use a red filter on my GoPro. Hope that helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Thanks for the blessings! Cheerz!!

We did a lot more cultured and true "Puerto Rican" stuff in Old San Juan. There we ate local food and visited local neighborhoods. Unfortunately, this was during covid and a lot of the more authentic places were closed in Rincon. We hope to go back to get to try more local stuff.

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Thank you so much! We are definitely foodies so we do feature a lot of food in our videos. It's a great way to get to know the country or the place you are in. The food in Peru was wonderful. Even the cui wasn't too bad, but probably won't do that again. Thanks for visiting and hope to see you again!

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Yeah this is more than we signed up for :) It looks scary and it was scary! Probably good I didn't know it was going to be like that at the beginning. Such a relief once you reach the top, though. Great trip! Take care!

Thanks! It's always nice when you can snorkel right from the hotel. The boats there were very interesting. Yeah it was a very nice resort and the people and food were great. Thanks for your support!

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Sorry just seeing this. I detailed some settings I use in another comment, but I use a GoPro 11. Any GoPro after 9 will probably give you good results though.

I completely agree! As I mentioned in the video we don't ever touch anything or try not to. We found it odd that the boat captain kept handing stuff to us. We didn't know what to do. If you watch our other dozens of underwater videos you will see we rarely touch anything and try not to touch anything at all. Thank you for your comment. That is very good advice!

You're so welcome! Thanks for watching!

We definitely found more to do and more places to eat in Tybee. Jekyll is a cute and we like driftwood beach, but it's fairly small so you better take everything you need otherwise you will be paying to leave and come back. Thanks for your comment! I'm sure other people will find it helpful.

Yeah that was a fun one! Thanks for watching.

Well it certainly helped that the water there was so clear. I only use GoPros underwater although other action cameras might work as well. I believe I filmed this one with a GoPro 9 and my more recent videos with a GoPro 11/12. Some people say to shoot at 4Kx30 to get more light, but I always shoot at 4Kx60 and it turns out way better. 4Kx30 may work better where you need longer shutter speeds at deeper depths, but 4Kx60 is good for snorkeling. I turn sharpness to medium, turn color to flat (then color grade in DaVinci Resolve). I use Horizon Leveling and that's about it. I don't touch many of the other settings and just use Auto White Balance. Hope that helps! Good luck and let me know if you have other questions.

@@ChrisChrisman thanks for sharing, this is helpful!

Sorry you didn't get to go here. I know it gets incredibly busy. We got there very early in the morning just in case. I would love to snorkel in Maui! We also had not seen the brown and white patterned one before. We are used to diving in the Caribbean so it was nice to see different types of fish. Thanks for watching!

That whole area is great! Savannah and Charleston are amazing cities. We are going to check out St. Simons Islands next time we go back. You must like it to be going back for 65 years! Thanks for the great comment.

@@ChrisChrisman My dad used to work away from home in Brunswick and St. Simons in the early 1950's. We lived in SC near Augusta. GA. We began then visiting St. Simons, Brunswick and Jekyll back then. The causeway to Jekyll was not yet built when he first went down there. My dad had an apt. right on East Beach in St. Simons next to the Coast Guard station.

I always appreciate your great comments! You wouldn't think a textile and llama/alpaca museum would be that fun, but it was super interesting and the animals were great. So many great landscapes in that area. Thanks for watching!

We hadn't heard one before either. So funny and interesting. We loved all the llamas and alpacas. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the great comment and info! I totally agree that you should be a strong or very decent swimmer if you go to the other side of the reef. We saw the signs and were quite cautious. We did get into a bit of current. I would definitely not go out there without a decent set of snorkeling/scuba fins. You can rent gear there, but we brought all of our own since we also scuba dive a lot. Our fins are quite large, but that may not even have been enough for some of the areas you are describing like the Toilet Bowl. Really good info. I hope everyone reads your comments before going there, but yes it is very safe on the beach side of the reef. It truly is a magical place. I would like to go ever further out next time, but will definitely do more research first. Thanks again!

Oh really? I'm so sorry. I try to pronounce everything as best I can. Certainly did not mean to offend anyone.

​@@ChrisChrisman totally fair, I want to know what the pronunciation is too

This was just one day out of two weeks. Every day was packed with adventure. So much to see and do around the Cusco area of Peru. Thanks for watching!

Thanks! Such an interesting place.

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You would probably fly into Nairobi then take some kind of transportation (taxi, shuttle, safari service) to Naivasha. The price of the hotel would include seeing the animals there, but it isn't what I would consider an actual safari. More just a hotel with animals around it. You can go over to Lake Naivasha and explore the lake and island which would be more like a safari. That costs extra, but is not very expensive. Naivasha Sopa Resort is very nice and you can get quite close to the animals. Let me know if you have any other questions.

@@ChrisChrisman thank you so much dear I so much gratitude to you. 🙏🙏🙏🩵🩵🩵💚💚💚

Those stairs were really sketchy! I'm glad there was a different way down...through the cave and that was it's own adventure. Thanks Gasper!

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