Learn about what makes the Monterey Bay one of the top diving destinations in the world.
Produced by the City of Monterey
Directed by Eric Palmer
Featuring music by Josh Woodward
joshwoodward.com
Rating: 4.94
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I've never been scuba diving but one time when I was in the ocean in California I'm pretty sure I stepped on a fish but I really wanted to know what was in the ocean so some of this freaked me out
This is awesome! I’m just now working on getting my cert but I thought I was out of hope for places to dive in the bay glad I found this
My first dive, seventh grade, was at the Pacific Grove glass bottom boat pier. This is a well-produced, factual introduction to diving at Monterey.
Wished they talked about how cold the water is, cuz it's very cold!
Woow beautiful place for scuba wish I can do a diving there one day! Thanks for sharing video
Grew up their, lack of sun, tourist trap, NO GOOD JOBS unless you want to do service jobs, sucks. Sacramento, CA is SO much better.
Nice video. One of my favorite dive sites and where I got certified.
I love diving in the bay. Let's protect the Ocean. Nice work with the video.
I'd like to dive there in late Feb. Anyone see giant pacific octopus in that area?
Dudes hair at 2:37 tho lmao!! =p
Beautiful. Whats the best months to visit in terms of conditions/visibility?
The Monterrey Bay Aquarium is linked in the report, Reflections on community integration in rural communities in upstate New York (Racino, 2014) with California a popular visitor (this video, scuba diving) and even West Coast relocation site (Florida, also popular for warm weather retirements or winter snowbirds). The report can be found on Squareup market/Community and policy studies together with reports such as Reflections on community integration in the USA and Great Britain in 1991 (Racino, 2013) Yes, disability to the community from the institutions started a movement called community integration and inclusion.
Beautiful! this is my dream!
A fraction? Last time I went I remember went there being a pretty big diving community. Well, compared to where I live at least.
I love my city