Overwater Adventures: Exploring Parallel Worlds

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Flocks of birds flying overhead are echoed by schools of fish swimming beneath the surface: it’s no wonder ancient writers built theories of a parallel universe.

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• To look at the ocean’s surface is to see a mirror of the sky.
• Once you’ve pushed beyond the shoreline, you become suspended in a place of infinite possibility.
• Flocks of birds flying overhead are echoed by schools of fish swimming beneath the surface: it’s no wonder ancient writers built theories of a parallel universe.
• It’s a duality we make the most of at our beach and island resorts, from skimming the water’s surface in a kayak, to setting sail under a rising moon.
• Here we list our favourite overwater adventures, from the Maldives to the Turks and Caicos.

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