I recently received an email from Gerardo, in Colombia, who told me about this new concept of viewing the amazing underwater world. With claims of no tanks, no masks, and not even needing to be able to swim, I knew this had to be checked out.
After a few emails later, and a visit to the Aqua-nautas website, I thought this was definately unusual enough to be added to the pages of the Pink Gnome! What do you think? |  |  | | | "Unleash your amphibious desires by loading your head with this breathtaking helmet that allows you to breathe underwater just like a fish. Developed by a Colombian establishment, the ?Aqua-nautas? eliminates the use of scuba gear, including heavy tanks, tedious masks, regulators, etc, and acts similar to the gills of a natural fish. | |  | | | With Aqua-nautas, you don?t have to be a skilled swimmer and can enjoy underwater activities to the full along with beautiful fish with a minimum of fuss. | |  | | | Check out the site to understand how exactly it works and for how long a diver can hold on underwater. | |  | | Aqua-nautas is currently operating in the beautiful exotic island of San Andres in Colombia, and is currently seeking international distribution. Interested parties should contact Gerardo Neira at info@aqua-nautas.com "
Rhona and I have been lucky enough to visit Chile and Ecuador, and are huge fans of South America. So hopefully a trip to San Andes isn't too far away!! | |  | | | For more related sites check out the Extreme Dreams Links Page | |
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