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The crew of SV Delos transits 150 nautical miles from an unnamed atoll to the Tahanea atoll in French Polynesia.1:42 Navigating the pass into Tahanea requires timing the tide to avoid strong currents, which the crew manages by entering at slack tide to ensure calm conditions.11:59 Upon anchoring in 20 meters of water, the crew encounters a seabed dotted with coral bombies.13:55 To prevent the anchor chain from snagging on the coral or damaging the reef as the boat swings, they float the chain by attaching fenders and lines to it, keeping the chain off the bottom while maintaining proper scope.13:51 The crew explores the pass through snorkeling and drift diving, timing their dives to coincide with slack or incoming tides to ensure they are carried into the lagoon rather than out to sea.21:29 A support person remains in the dinghy to track bubbles and provide safety.21:29 The clear water and healthy reef support diverse marine life, including sharks, flame angelfish, and peacock flounder.22:23

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