William and Kate Middleton in sub version: diving among the sharks

Fins, mask and tanks. The Prince William And Kate Middleton were the protagonists of a dream experience during the royal tour to the Caribbean: according to what their page revealed Instagramthe Cambridge plunged into the waters of the Belizespecifically a South Water Caye, above the second barrier Reef largest in the world, and they swam face to face with some sea creatures, sharks included.

“On Sunday we were lucky enough to observe the underwater environment and note the wonderful work it has done for protect corals and fish»Write the dukes in the margin of a suggestive video that tells the adventure. «Despite the obvious effects of the change climaticthe Belize government and local communities deserve it a huge recognition for the efforts made to restore this ecosystem “.

In the clip shot under the water, William and Kate – led by an instructor – they exchange a nod and then approach the nurse sharksa species that lives not far from the coast and is generally believed to be not dangerous for humans. An experience that distances the controversy a few days ago, with several Belizean citizens who they protested for the presence of the Cambridge in theirs village.

As reported by the Daily Mail, the residents of the village of Indian Creek they would have taken to the streets to demonstrate against the royal couple: hence the decision of Kensington Palace to cancel the visit ad a cocoa plantation in that same area to avoid further tension. Very well, however, all the others went stages of the journey, which now sees William and Kate engaged in Jamaica.

Then they will go at Bahamas Islands, where they will attend a regatta in honor of the Platinum Jubilee from the Queen Elizabeth. Who knows that the Cambridge, between one appointment and another, will not find the time for another dive.

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