After weeks of patiently waiting, a photojournalist and Sea Hero captured a rarely seen eel behavior—hunting out of water. Check out the full image here.
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We all love that feeling when a big showstopper of an animal makes an appearance. But there's something special about the humdrum, everyday dive, the ones where you take a moment to appreciate even the smallest of things.
The diving may bring you to the Bahamas, but life aboard Aqua Cat and Cat Ppalu is what stays with you long after the trip ends. Think world-class reefs, chef-prepared meals, sunset socials and nights beneath star-filled skies.
Trade hotel hallways for turquoise horizons. On Aqua Cat and Cat Ppalu, your days begin with sunrise over the Bahamas and easy access to reefs, walls, wrecks and shark dives just steps from your cabin.
Paddleboard through calm shallows, kayak secluded coves, visit uninhabited islands or simply watch the sunset with a cold drink in hand. Life aboard is about more than bottom time, making it the perfect vacation for your non-diving companions too.
Choose the spacious luxury yacht Aqua Cat or charter the intimate sailing catamaran Cat Ppalu for families and groups. Both offer unforgettable diving, personalized service and access to remote Bahamian beauty.
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