- We visited many different atolls in the Tuamotus, some sparsely inhabited and some entirely uninhabited.
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- We spent a few months in the Tuamotus, and would gladly return, because the water is beautiful and the living is easy.
- Sailing in the Tuamotus is not without its challenges. As the atolls are extremely low lying, careful navigation is crucial, especially at night.
- After the Gamier Islands, we sailed through the Tuamotus from the southeast corner through the long string of isolated atolls.
- Leaving Gambier Isles astern. A few days later weather looked ok for the sail north-westwards 470 miles to Hau in the Tuamotus.
- The Tuamotus archipelago, like a few other spots, has the legitimate right to claim to be at the edge of the world, so it not an easy place to reach.
- We did this dive twice on two consecutive days to hit the incoming tide just right. This dive ranks alongside Fakarava’s South Pass as one of the Tuamotus’ best.