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If it weren’t for the drysuit and three-degree water, I might think I was diving in Fiji.Darryl Leniuk/The Globe and Mail
The red-gilled nudibranch, photographed in Bonne Bay, Nfld.Darryl Leniuk/The Globe and Mail
Visitors to the Bonne Bay Marine Station at Norris Point can explore live displays of the local sealife, including touch tanks with hermit crabs and sea stars.Darryl Leniuk/The Globe and Mail
Sea kayaking near Shag Cliff in Bonne Bay.Darryl Leniuk/The Globe and Mail
The Tablelands in Gros Morne are a 500-million year old slice of ocean floor. The orange-brown rock is one of the best and most accessible examples of exposed mantle material in the world.Darryl Leniuk/The Globe and Mail
Soft coral found on Gadd’s Wall in Bonne Bay, Nfld.Darryl Leniuk/The Globe and Mail