At Kosrae Village, Vacationers Keep Cool Diving South Pacific Waters

Novice and experienced divers find underwater treasures in Kosrae. Photo Courtesy Katrina Adams

(I-TravelNewswire.Com, July 19, 2012 ) KOSRAE, Micronesia- While summertime temperatures soar around the U.S., the waters of the South Pacific offer a beautiful respite. The island of Kosrae is a diver and snorkelers paradise with pristine fringing reefs, exotic wildlife, and comfortable, clear blue waters. Sleeping Lady Divers at Kosrae Village helps travelers find sites to fit their dive skill levels and offers introductory, refresher, advanced, and specialized dive instruction. Novice divers can watch colorful arrays of tropical fish, shrimp, and octopi while exploring the hard corals at the Walung Coral Gardens. Due to potentially strong currents, Shark Island which commonly has sightings of eagle rays, turtles, barracudas, rainbow runners, and sharks, is better suited for experienced scuba divers. Divers looking for an opportunity to volunteer on the reefs can join Kosrae Village’s annual Coral Monitoring Project.

Between dives, guests at Kosrae Village can explore the island’s lush jungles, kayak or paddle outrigger canoes through mangrove channels, search for ancient ruins, or learn blue hunting techniques from local fishermen.

Just steps from the ocean’s edge are the traditional palm-thatched lohms of Kosrae Village. After a day of exploring the reefs, guests can follow the candle-lit pathways from their lohms to Inum Restaurant. As the sun sets, peaceful beaches make great destinations for stargazing or a romantic stroll. Guests can fall asleep to the ocean waves gently crashing nearby and can dream of the next day’s adventures in paradise.

Media Contact: Amy Shadell, Amy@adventuremedianews.com, www.kosraevillage.com, Photos Available. View Kosrae Village Eco and Dive Resort media kit.

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