It’s no surprise that filmmaker James Cameron, an avid scuba diver and National Geographic Society Explorer at Large, used the ocean as the backdrop for his new sci-fi adventure, Avatar: The Way of Water.
“[I’ve] had this romance with the ocean my entire life,” he told National Geographic, adding that the movie’s setting is “a celebration of our reefs.”
One real-life water world in Polynesia travelers can dive into is Rarotonga, the largest of the 15 islands that make up the Cook Islands in the South Pacific… Read more – Here’s where to see ‘the way of water’ in real life – published in National Geographic Travel.
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