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Nature provides the most amazing feelings, we are lucky to be able to bring back those amazing images and share it with the world. On our dives, we tend to find a spot and stay still for quite a while, the Ocean then shows again its freedom of movement, unwary of our presence; it is a majestic show of life. Thank you for your words.

Thank you so much! The Ocean provides the beauty :)

So glad that you enjoyed it! Stay tuned for more to come 😎

Thank you so much!! Glad that you enjoyed it 🙂

Bringing to the surface the beauty hidden under the waves! Thank you :)

He is! All of those critters are!

Yes!!! Je viens d'en recevoir un! :)

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it! Yes you sometime see them like most places with river mouths in Mauritius.

Yes you could depending on the tide but the boat has to be light as there isn't much water.

Yes, humpback whale :)

Mais il est beau en meme temps! :)

All wild animals may be dangerous to humans in certain circumstances. Bull sharks are not necerally more aggressive but the fact that they are found a lot in waters with bad visibility, it makes it more dangerous because of test/identifications bites. Human-shark interactions are indeed rare in Mauritius. It may be due to the low number of people in the water compared to other countries in my opinion but there no actual research that can actually explain why.

Smaller fish tend not to live as long. The bigger ones can live very long.

Isn't there a river you have to cross?

Miss covid in Mauritius.... was really fun when it was empty.

Yeah pretty much sadly. The main swell coming from the south west is blocked by Réunion island so we just pick scraps really. There are plenty of other spots but they are not high quality waves and need combination of tide, swell direction, and wind direction to work. If you love here and have the time to drive around the island, there is always something to surf if you surf everything from small to mushy. Local surfers are as everywhere else. Friendliness of locals comes with one’s ability to fit in, share and respect the local culture. 👊🏽

@@Oceanvibration Thank you for your reply. My wife and I have been considering relocating our family to Mauritius from California. Everything seems great there but we haven't actually traveled there. We hope to visit within the next couple of months. Our only concerns are will there be enough surf for our appetite and the rough localism we've heard about on the internet. Being from California I've certainly seen aggressiveness in the water but not really since the 90's. There are just too many people in Southern California these days for that kind of behavior too exists anymore. We just don't want to land in a place where we will never be accepted as local residents and have our kids deal with that kind of nonsense. You know they are little and eventually one of them will accidentally drop in on someone. Heck I do it every once in a while, not purposely but it happens. But you pull out, apologize, and move on. I agree in most of the world a smile and friendliness goes a long ways.

Locals are not friendly… they eject u from the water as you re not Mauritians Tell the truth please next time …. It has been better last years because this fuckin idiots of White shorts are getting old and the new generation is smarter. Peace guys

@@PageSparx I left San Diego and travelled to Mauritius in 99 as part of a year surfing around the world. I somehow befriended the locals (Ludovic and Toyo) that were top ranked at the time. Really nice guys. I didn’t see too much unprovoked localism fortunately. I left the US permanently in 2006 and live in Australia now. Way better than the US. If you’re going to move to Mauritius, better to visit first. It’s a small place and could feel claustrophobic on a small island. Also learn French. I spoke French so had less problems than other travellers. Good luck

Hehe there’s no expiry date on being stoked! 👊🏽 Love how a fraction of a second in a barrel can bring a smile for the whole day! Stay stoked my bro!

Yeah that’s for sure! Had a go at it a few times but sadly I find it hard to have the pressure on the arm for a long time. Fractured my C6 and displaced my C5 in a surfing accident a few years ago and still suffering from the damage. Maybe it could work with always using both hands on it? Got to find a way for sure! Thanks for the help buddy! 💙🌊👊🏽

Hehe thanks bro! Stay stoked! 👊🏽

Thank you, simple things are the building blocks of life 💙

Definitely give it a go, swimming trunks and go!!!

I’ve done it many times and it’s pretty easy and lots of fun. Definitely harder to lead the wave like on a board, This guy does a good job. Bigger waves are easier.

How is the surf otherwise?

@@arviddahlgren715 Tamarin Bay is absolutely epic. Got myself the longest barrel twice on one wave. Barrel was super long and the speed I got was insane. I got alot better from that spot.

@@marco-uy8ex Sick! Was thinking of going to Mauritius in January but am on a intermediate level. Would you recommend it during that time?

Its as shallow as Pipelike so becareful. Watch out for Xavier who loves to look for shit with tourists. January a bit small on SW swells. Normally more Norhly Westky with cyclones so it breaks perfectly on the beach.

@@marco-uy8ex Would you still recommend the surf during january for intermediate level surfers?

Hello Mohamed, The title of this song is Explore of A.L.I.S.O.N. You can found it on TH-cam. What do you think about our video on exploration of the underwater world?!

Hello👋, We are glad that you loved our video and we are happy that our videos help you to know more about the marine animals!

Hello Laura! We working on new long videos of better quality with some good collaborations. Hope you will enjoy them! 💙

Hey, thank you! We haven’t been around there for a while! Mainly scuba diving and surfing at the moment! Give us a shout when you are back, we can check it out and show you the place at the same time! 👊🏽

Hi Laura, yes sure. You can contact us through any social media like Instagram or through our blog oceanvibration.com

@@Oceanvibration like i would like to know if there are new development at flic en flac and their future vulnerability and also is there any undeveloped areas intersect with hazardous areas Thank you if ever you dont know its ok i am doing a research and i am not getting enough information on internet

@@Ilemaurice687 to better answer your question, it’s best to provide a temporal criteria in order for us to provide a better comparative. Flic en Flac has been a highly developed area for a few years now on the shore line with not much space for further development though the inner part of the region is still under development. I think it would be better if you contact me via email krsna@oceanvibration.com so we can discuss the scope of your query.

@@Oceanvibration thx u so much i will send u a mail