Hafa...Again..amazing footage. I'll be out there from Dec. to May trying to get pictures of the Manta's. I am collecting pictures and video's that people have taken of the Manta here on Guam. You retain all copy write purposes and I will only use it for scientific purposes. Would you be willing to sent me some of your photos? I'm getting my Maters at UoG and my thesis is on Manta Ray's on Guam. Shoot...
@iamanman , this is in Tumon bay, the our main tourism area. Its a 12-15 minute swim and often has dangerous currents with even small surf. I haven't seen the Mantas for a couple months now but anticipate them back mid December.
@iamanman , this is right in Tumon bay, the our main tourism area. Its a 12-15 minute swim to get outside the reef and often has dangerous currents with even small surf. I haven't seen the Mantas for a couple months now but anticipate them back mid December.
Some people say they see the Mantas at Gun Beach early in the morning also.
@iamanman , this is right in Tumon bay, the our main tourism area. Its a 12-15 minute swim to get outside the reef from the shore and often has dangerously strong currents. I haven't seen the Mantas for a couple months now but anticipate them back mid December.
Some people say they see the Mantas at Gun Beach early in the morning also.
@iamanman , this is right in Tumon bay, our main tourism area. Its a 12-15 minute swim to get outside the reef from the shore and often has dangerously strong currents. I haven't seen the Mantas for a couple months now but anticipate them back mid December.
Some people say they see the Mantas at Gun Beach early in the morning also.
Hafa...Again..amazing footage. I'll be out there from Dec. to May trying to get pictures of the Manta's. I am collecting pictures and video's that people have taken of the Manta here on Guam. You retain all copy write purposes and I will only use it for scientific purposes. Would you be willing to sent me some of your photos? I'm getting my Maters at UoG and my thesis is on Manta Ray's on Guam. Shoot...
TheMantaMom 3 months ago
Was this in Guam? It must be nice out far in the ocean
skadxz 1 year ago
@skadxz Not too far, about 12 minute swim. The water is warm and there is plenty to see on the way.
pablocarlson 1 year ago
Hi, where is the location of this snorkeling area? have to take boat trip??
iamanman 1 year ago
@iamanman , this is in Tumon bay, the our main tourism area. Its a 12-15 minute swim and often has dangerous currents with even small surf. I haven't seen the Mantas for a couple months now but anticipate them back mid December.
pablocarlson 1 year ago
@iamanman , this is right in Tumon bay, the our main tourism area. Its a 12-15 minute swim to get outside the reef and often has dangerous currents with even small surf. I haven't seen the Mantas for a couple months now but anticipate them back mid December.
Some people say they see the Mantas at Gun Beach early in the morning also.
pablocarlson 1 year ago
@iamanman , this is right in Tumon bay, the our main tourism area. Its a 12-15 minute swim to get outside the reef from the shore and often has dangerously strong currents. I haven't seen the Mantas for a couple months now but anticipate them back mid December.
Some people say they see the Mantas at Gun Beach early in the morning also.
pablocarlson 1 year ago
@iamanman , this is right in Tumon bay, our main tourism area. Its a 12-15 minute swim to get outside the reef from the shore and often has dangerously strong currents. I haven't seen the Mantas for a couple months now but anticipate them back mid December.
Some people say they see the Mantas at Gun Beach early in the morning also.
pablocarlson 1 year ago
Great video. Must be amazing to watch those rays up so close.
ukactive 2 years ago
This was in tumon bay? How far out from the shore was this at? 0.O
wtfDAVIN 2 years ago
I enjoyed this vid very much; I love your music choice as well. Peaceful. Thank you!
CocoNutGoonie 2 years ago
Your very welcome. I'm glad you liked it.
pablocarlson 2 years ago