Here’s a little intro to the wonderful Taba Naba exhibition in Monaco, displaying Australian Aboriginal art at the Musée Océanographique. Absolute love for those people and their art! And I did get hugged by an aboriginal guy playing the didgeridoo in Circular Quay, Sydney once so I know what I am talking about when I say it’s an awesome & soulful culture. ❤
After Monday’s post, here is Part 2 of my awesome experience at the Musée Océanographique in Monaco. Hope you like the pictures !
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Here is Pt. 1 of the pictures from the gorgeous Musée Océanographique in Monaco, which I totally loved. It is pretty incredible to see how many colors there are under the sea. I won’t ever forget the first time I saw a reproduction of the great barrier reef and its wildlife at the Sea Life in Sydney and I still find it amazing each time I get to visit an aquarium. Enjoy the pics! Part 2 is coming on Wednesday and you can also see my previous posts from the same location here:
The mesmerizing little jellyfish from the Musée océanographique in Monaco. Because glowing is the new black ;)
Sharks in Monaco… at the Musée Océanographique! Not sure whether I should think that these guys were (relatively) small or rather if it should make me realise that the sharks I saw in Sydney were ridiculously huge… but yeh, what I do know is they remind me of airplanes hehe. Enjoy the photos x
Last week I finally had a chance to visit the Musée océanographique de Monaco and I LOVED it ! It has been the best day :) Ever since my man took me to Sea Life in Sydney I have been crazy to visit more aquariums because all these creatures, the corals and reef are so mindblowing…it truly is a world of its own. Now I really hope I can learn how to snorkel properly …one day. Anyway, here are some pictures of the most adorable ocean creatures of them all, obviously the sea turtles! Sharks and other buddies will be up on the blog soon. Enjoy x
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