Since Audrey and I had seen Guam by air, land, and on the sea we said to ourselves, "Why not under the sea?"  We saw an advertisement for a submarine tour and decided to give it a try.

The trip first began on a boat which took us out to the submarine.  The sub was stationed out in one of Guam's shipping bays.

Here's Audrey on the boat as it pulled up alongside the submarine.

We started by going down about 75 feet to a peanut shaped reef which was about the length of a football field.  It was really amazing how much life was below the surface and how big some of the fish were.  This is one of the big sushi...I mean fish that swam around the sub.

After we took a tour of the reef we went up to 50 feet and divers came into the water.  They had food to feed the fish.  Some of the food was like bait but most of it was something like Green Giant peas and carrots.

Here's another one of the divers feeding the fish.  Watch out behind you!!!!

You would think that these look like normal small aquarium fish but compare the size of the divers hand to the size of the fish he is feeding!  Most of the fish were very docile and only interested in getting a bite to eat.

This is looking toward the front of the submarine.  You can see a diver out the front porthole waving goodbye.

Gee Audrey, what do we do next???

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