Part One of Gary Murphy, President of Brendan Vacations, discussing the joys of traveling through the incredible Tahitian Islands. Brendan has been offering tours to the South Pacific in general and Tahiti specifically for over 40 years. All types of packages are available to islands and atolls such as Moorea, Bora Bora, Huahine and many others. Snorkeling, swimming with sharks, hand feeding stingrays, lunch on Motus or small islands are all awaiting from Brendan Vacations. For more info about going to the South Pacific or Tahiti with Brendan Vacations go to www.brendanvacations.com or call 800-421-8446.

The North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island is a great place to visit while on the Outer Banks.

On the island of Moorea in Tahiti there is a Lagoon Motu Picnic, hosted by Albert Tours and Tahiti Vacations, that is an absolute blast. First stop after departure early in the morning is at the reef near the Sheraton Hotel that involves the crew feeding around 20 to 25 black tipped reef sharks while those who want to get in the water to observe the sharks moving back and forth. Very interesting. Then on to shallow waters to personally feed stingrays in waters that are about 4 to 5 feet deep, this is really interesting as the stingrays are friendly and fun to play with. Then on to lunch and snorkeling on the Motu, which means small island. Great time and worth the money, well worth the money.

This is the opportunity of a lifetime if you've ever wanted to dive with sharks. You will get up close and personal with huge grey nurse sharks, giant stingrays, sea turtles, wobbegong sharks, moray eels and a vast array of marine life.

Feed the sharks & turtles on Efate Island. The Republic of Vanuatu, formerly known as the New Hebrides, is an tropical archipelago of 83 islands located in the Southwest Pacific Ocean. Most of the islands are formed from the summits of volcanic mountain ranges rising from the ocean floor. It has a unique blend of intact tribal communities, resorts, beaches and geography ranging from accessible volcanoes to pristine underwater environments, offering unique and memorable experiences.

Alega Bay is a marine sanctuary located on the small South Pacific Island of American Samoa. Tisa explains how important it is for each and every one of us to assist in the protection & preservation of our amazing marine environment. Tisa runs her own family-run restaurant & bar called "Tisa's Barefoot Bar" where she & her family hold luau's for their patrons on their private land.