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# Fritch

Fritch is a city in the High Plains region of Texas.

## Get in

The town is located 30 miles north-northeast of Amarillo on TX Highway 136. It is also 10 miles west of Borger on that same highway.

## See

* 35.575-101.6841 Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument, Cas Johnson Road (off Texas 136 seven miles southwest of town), ☏ +1 806 857-3151. Beginning around 13,000 years ago, American Indians collected high-quality flint here for weapon and tool-making. Alibates Flint was traded across the continent long before the Europeans made their appearance. The park has over 700 quarry sites. Free tours are available by reservation only at 10AM and 2PM daily.
* 35.714722-101.5527782 Lake Meredith National Recreation Area, 419 E. Broadway (Headquarters). This man-made reservoir provides drinking water for 11 nearby cities and is a popular spot for boating and fishing. The surrounding lands have canyons of up to 200 feet and provide ample opportunities for hiking and observing wildlife.
* Lake Meredith Aquatic and Wildlife Museum. Has dioramas displaying the local landscape and wildlife of the area, a large freshwater aquarium that includes several species of fish found in Lake Meredith, and a new display on Playa Lakes.

## Do

Camping, fishing, hiking, hunting, boating and water sports are all popular outdoor activities in and around the Lake Meredith National Recreation Area.

## Buy

Other than a few shops serving locals, there is not a lot of shopping in town.

## Eat

Several restaurants line Broadway (TX 136) through town.

## Drink

The town itself is dry but there are packaged liquor stores and some bars on the outskirts of the city. Follow the signs!

## Sleep

Options in Fritch are few, though Lake Meredith offers camp sites, like Sanford-Yake Campground, which could make for an exceptional experience under the big sky. More lodging options are available in neighboring Borger or down the road in Amarillo.
* Lone Star Inn, 205 E Broadway, ☏ +1 806 857-3191.
# Frisia

Frisia is a coastal region along the southeastern corner of the North Sea. It is divided in the following sub-regions:

### Netherlands

* Friesland (or West Frisia) — a province in the Netherlands
* Ommelanden — the region around the city of Groningen
* North Holland Peninsula — a region in North Holland that includes the region West Friesland
* West Frisian Islands — an island region in the north of the Netherlands

### Germany

* East Frisia — a region in Lower Saxony
* East Frisian Islands — an islands region in Lower Saxony
* North Frisian Islands — an islands region in Schleswig-Holstein
* North Frisia — a region in Schleswig-Holstein
# Frisian Islands

There is more than one place called Frisian Islands:

### Germany

* East Frisian Islands - A region in Lower Saxony.
* North Frisian Islands - A region in Schleswig-Holstein.

### Netherlands

* West Frisian Islands
# Diving in the Maldives

This article is intended to provide the already qualified Scuba diver with information which will help to plan dives in the waters of the Maldives, whether as a local resident or a visitor. Information is provided without prejudice, and is not guaranteed accurate or complete. Use it at your own risk.

## Understand

The Maldives are an archipelago in the Indian Ocean south-southwest of India and are considered part of South Asia. The territory of the Maldives comprises mainly water, with only 1% of the country being land-based. The land is spread over 1,192 islets, each of which forms part of an atoll. In total, there are 26 atolls in the Maldives.
Deep in the middle of the Indian Ocean, the entire country is formed by coral reefs and has some of the best diving on the planet. Prices for accommodation and diving services are expensive, though, and currents can be strong on the outer reefs.
Most holiday resorts in the Maldives have a scuba diving facility and there are a number of liveaboard operators offering scuba diving cruise holidays that take guests to many dive sites all over the Maldives. Whale sharks, manta rays, eagle rays, reef sharks, hammerhead sharks and moray eels, as well as many smaller fish and coral species can be seen.
The Maldives regulate recreational diving unusually strictly, and impose an absolute depth limit of 30 m and a prohibition on planned decompression obligations for all recreational diving in their waters. Divers are also required to comply with the buddy system. The Maldives Recreational Diving Regulations are required to be available for reference at all diving service providers.
Diving destinations and sites of Ari Atoll:
* Broken Rock
* Gangehi Kandu
* Hukrueli Faru (Rangali Madivaru)
* Kudarah Thila
* Maalhos Thila
* Maaya Thila
* Mushi Mas Mingili Thila (Fish Head)
* Pannettone (Kalhahandi Kandu)
Dive sites of South Male Atoll:
* Cocoa Corner (Cocoa Thila)
* Guraidhoo Kandu South
Dive sites of North Male Atoll:
* Banana Reef
* Kuda Haa
# Diving in the Bahamas

The Bahamas are a group of low-lying islands, in a mostly shallow area of the Atlantic Ocean southeast of Florida, north of Cuba and Haiti.

## Understand

The name Bahamas means "shallow seas" and it comprises an extensive submerged limestone platform, with high points here and there just breaking the water to form an archipelago. The Bahamas are warm year-round, basking in the Gulf Stream, and hurricanes seldom strike. All the inhabited islands have local diving, and some have extensive inland cave systems. New Providence is the least interesting, being dominated by the sprawling capital Nassau, but is the base for liveaboard cruises around the archipelago.

## Do

Blackbeards Cruises docks at 25.074381-77.3133711 Nassau Harbour Club Hotel & Marina, East Bay St., New Providence. . They are a liveaboard charter service operating out of Nassau.
Dive sites in the Bahamas include:
* 25.04646-77.235021 Pacman Reef.
* 25.02673-77.1421872 Lost Blue Hole.
* 24.72989-76.80283 Austin Smith.
* 24.69678-76.817344 Washing Machine. The incoming tide through a narrow cut creates strong current. The current can push a diver down to 40 ft, then swell to push a diver to 15 ft. The dive site is off the coast of Highbourne Cay. The drift ends at the Basket Star Reef dive site.
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# Diving in the Cayman Islands

This article is intended to provide the already qualified Scuba diver with information which will help to plan dives in the waters of the Cayman Islands, whether as a local resident or a visitor. Information is provided without prejudice, and is not guaranteed accurate or complete. Use it at your own risk.

## Understand

The three Cayman Islands are the exposed tops of an underwater mountain. The underwater sides of this mountain are near vertical in places, sometimes within a few hundred metres from the shore.
In addition to the coral reefs, with their typical Caribbean fish, and invertebrates, the wall diving is an unusual experience for most scuba divers. Scuba diving in the Caymans can be done from a boat, or at some dive sites, from a shore entry.
Visibility is good due to the island's geography. There is very little runoff of silt or fertilizers from the land, and the steep walls result in the reefs being unusually close to deep ocean water.
Grand Cayman
Grand Cayman dive sites may be split into roughly into 4 regions;
* Seven Mile Beach and the Northwest Point
* The North Wall
* The South Side
* The East End
The prevailing south-east winds make it unusual to get to dive the South Side dive sites, though it is done when possible as the sites are really lovely. There are a wide variety of dive sites providing opportunities for all levels of diver.
* Stingray City is a series of shallow sandbars found in the northwest corner of North Sound of Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, just inside a natural channel that passes through the barrier reef and consists of a string of sandbars crossing the North Sound from Morgan Harbour to Rum Point. It is a tourist attraction, where southern stingrays are found in abundance and visitors can pet and interact with the animals. It is
Cayman Brac and Little Cayman
These smaller islands are thin strips of land lying roughly east to west, and there are dive sites on both the north and south sides, but the prevailing south-east winds, make it unusual to get to dive on the south sides.
Dive sites on Little Cayman include:
* Bloody Bay Wall
* Jackson Bay
These are both on the north side of the island and are not accessible year-round because of weather conditions.
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# Diving in Thailand/Richelieu Rock

The dive site Richelieu Rock is a rocky reef 18 km (11 mi) east of Ko Surin Island in the Northern Andaman Coast of Thailand.

## Understand

Richelieu Rock is a world-famous dive site. It belongs to the National Marine Park of the Surin Islands. The diving here is cited in many top ten dive sites of the world lists. Diving on Richelieu Rock is either done on a day boat, out of Khao Lak, or on a liveaboard boat from Khao Lak or Phuket; there are boats now sailing from Ranong too.

### Position

This site is in a Marine Protected Area. To dive at Richelieu Rock you will have to pay a National Marine Park Fee to the Surin Islands.

### Name

The site was likely named after General Richelieu, a commander in the Royal Thai Navy. He was the first person to complete a hydrographic survey of the Andaman Sea and Navy maps from the early 1900s mention Richelieu Rock.

### Depth

The maximum depth of this dive site is about 33 m (108 ft).

### Topography

Richelieu Rock is the top of a huge seamount. It surfaces only a few meters with low tide and is practically invisible from the surface during high tide.

### Conditions

Water temperature at Richelieu Rock varies from about 26 to 30 °C (79 to 86 °F).
When entering the water here for diving, please take care for currents, which can be moderate to strong, especially at the surface. People who need a longer time to descend should look for a good quiet day.

## Get in

You can only dive at Richelieu Rock while on a liveaboard dive tour from Phuket, Khao Lak or Ranong during the dive season which runs yearly from end of October until May.

## See
### Marine life

The slopes of Richelieu Rock are covered with a lot of purple soft corals. Divers have common sightings of whale sharks and manta rays during the dive season. Also sometimes guitar rays can be seen here. In between the corals live moray eels as well as smaller animals like porcelain crabs, harlequin shrimps, ghost pipe fish, sea horses, and nudibranches.

### Suggested Routes

Although the dive site is huge, you will be able to see most of the landscape of the whole site within one dive. However, there is so much too see here. You can easily make dozens of dives here and still have the feeling that you want to return.

## Stay safe
### Hazards

On the reef are scorpion and stone fish, which have very good camouflage. Don't touch anything here, you might mistake a rock for one of those fish.

### Skills

Exiting water can be demanding due to common high waves. Because Richelieu Rock is a famous dive spot, visited by many divers throughout the dive season, it is very important that the divers stick to the rules of the National Marine Park. Or in other words: Look only with your eyes and leave nothing but bubbles.

### Equipment

An inflatable marker buoy is recommended, especially if currents are strong.
# Diving in Vietnam

This article is intended to provide the already qualified Scuba diver with information which will help to plan dives in the waters of the Vietnam, whether as a local resident or a visitor. Information is provided without prejudice, and is not guaranteed accurate or complete. Use it at your own risk.

## Understand

Vietnam is a country in South-east Asia with a long coastline and a large number of protected bays and islands. Marine life may not be as prolific as the Red Sea or the Great Barrier Reef, but the variety of species and vivid colours will fascinate and thrill divers and snorkellers, beginners and experienced alike. There are many varieties of fish including paperfish, devil scorpionfish, dragonettes, flying gurnard, cowfish, giant moray eels, manta rays, large stingrays. There are also occasional turtles, and a variety of nudibranchs & other reef invertebrates. There are over 400 species of hard coral making it one of the richest hard coral dive regions in the world.
The majority of the dive sites of Hon Mun Island - Marine Park near Nha Trang are within a 1 hour boat ride (or 15 minutes by speedboat) from Nha Trang to the nearby Islands of the marine park.
Dive sites of Hon Mun Marine Park include:
* Bob's House. — 25 metres. Hard & soft corals.
* Debbie's Beach. — 15 metres. Outstanding hard & soft corals.
* Dopey's Ear. — 18 metres. Wall & pinnacles.
* Electric Nose. — 45 metre wall dive. Currents. Advanced only.
* Goat Rock. — Wall dive to 40 metres.
* Hamburger Hill. — 20 metres. Rocky pinnacle with soft corals.
* Hard Rock 1. — Wall & cavern dive to 25 metres.
* Hard Rock 2. — Wall dive to 15 metres. Hard corals.
* Hard Rock 3. — Wall dive to 20 metres. Hard corals.
* Hon Mot East. — 20 metres. Outstanding coral garden.
* Mama Hahn beach. — 18 metres. Hard corals.
* Madonna Rock. — 5–25 metres. Hard corals. Swim thru's.
* Moray beach. — 20 metres. Hard & soft corals. Giant morays.
* Rainbow Reef. — 20 metres. Outstanding hard & soft corals.
* The Range. — Wall dive to 25 metres with caverns.
* Seahorse Bay 1. — 15 metres. 'Muck diving'.
* Seahorse Bay 2. — 18 metres of 'Muck diving'.
* Tiger Wall. — Wall dive to 25 metres.
* Uta bay. — 15 metres. Sandy & rocky.
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# Flat

There's more than one place called Flat:

#### United States of America

* Flat (Alaska), a ghost town that relied on mining
* Flat (Missouri)
* Flat (Texas)
* Flat (Kentucky)
# Flaxmere

Flaxmere is a satellite suburb of Hastings city in the Hawke's Bay region of New Zealand.

## Understand

Flaxmere has a population of 10,000. It was intended as a housing development area so Hastings could continue to grow without damaging the valuable horticultural land of the Heretaunga Plains. Flaxmere was built on the poor soil areas of the Heretaunga Plains, and not much grows there. The value of the gravel-filled soil that Flaxmere is built around has since been recognized, leading to a proliferation of vineyards. These vineyards produce some of the best wine in the world.

## Get in

* Turn left at the huge roundabout where Omahu road leaves Hastings and crosses State Highway 2a
* Enter near Flaxmere from the Bridge Pa aerodrome

## See

Being a suburb that was planned with modern town planning knowledge (about 1964), Flaxmere has many large and varied green spaces that are good value to explore.
* Flaxmere Park. This huge park has very nice rose gardens and is interesting to explore.
* Flaxmere Avenue. Travels the length of Flaxmere.

## Do

* Flaxmere is surrounded by many of Hawke's Bay's more famous wineries and vineyards
* Flaxmere Waterworld, Swansea Rd, +64 6 8797676. A large heated indoor swimming pool. Cost $1 to get into the heated pools. They have huge inflatable toys for the kids to play on.
* Flax Rock Adventure Centre, 8 Swansea Rd. Indoor rock climbing and other activities.

## Buy

* Most of Flaxmere's CBD is on a long strip along Swansea Road.
* Rural roads leading into Flaxmere offer roadside produce stalls and shops

## Drink

Like most of Hastings, Flaxmere is surrounded by wineries. All are excellent places to eat and drink. All of the hours presented here are cellar door hours for visiting and buying – restaurant hours are probably different, best to check.
* Crossroads Winery, 1747 Korokipo Rd, State Highway 50 (between Fernhill and Taradale), ☏ +64 6 879 9737. Daily 11AM-4:30PM.
* Trinity Hill Winery, 2396 State Highway 50, RD 5, Fernhill, ☏ +64 6 879 7778. Daily 10AM-5PM.
* Te Awa Winery, 2375 State Highway 50, RD 5, ☏ +64 6 879 7602. Daily 10AM-4PM. Quite nice. Offers a la carte dining noon-2:30PM
* Unison Vineyards, 2163 State Highway 50, ☏ +64 6 877 7913. M-Sa 9AM-5PM.
* Hatton Estate Vineyard & Winery, 124 Gimblett Rd (off State Highway 50), ☏ +64 6 870 4777. Daily 10AM-5PM.
* Matariki Wines, 52 Kirkwood Rd (off Omahu Rd), ☏ +64 6 879 6226. Daily 10AM-5PM. Groups and tours by arrangement. Has cheese boards.

## Sleep

Flaxmere itself has little accommodation, most local lodging being in the rest of Hastings.
* Flaxmere Tavern, Swansea Rd, ☏ +64 6 873 9027.
# Flaine

Flaine is in Le Grand Massif ski area in the Haute Savoie department, in the Rhône-Alpes of Southeastern France. It was designed by Bauhaus architect Marcel Breuer in the 1960s, has one of Europe's fastest gondolas and is known for being an eco-friendly car-free ski resort.

## Get in
### By plane

Regular shuttle and bus services operate between Geneva International Airport and Flaine during the winter season. Distance is 70 km, transfer takes 1h 15min by car or taxi, 1h 45min by bus.

## Sleep

* Residence Pierre & Vacances Flaine La Foret, ☏ +33 1 58 21 55 84. Modern, comfortable establishment, offering larger apartments with greater comfort. Duvets as standard, a bakery service, Wi-Fi access in all apartments, heated ski rooms, boot dryers.
# Flandrau State Park

Flandrau State Park is located along the Cottonwood River in the southern part of Minnesota, on the outskirts of New Ulm.

## Get in

From the Twin Cities, take highway 169 south to highway 99. From 99 take highway 15 west to New Ulm. In New Ulm, follow Broadway (State Highway 15) to 10th Street South. Proceed west on 10th Street South up the hill to Summit Avenue. Then turn left heading south and proceed three blocks to the park entrance which will be on the right (west) side of Summit Avenue. Park entrance is right next to the New Ulm Country Club.

## Fees and permits
### Vehicle permits

* Annual permit $25
* Second vehicle permit $18
* Minnesota handicapped annual permit (MN handicapped plates or certificate) $12
* Daily permit (Same rate for all vehicles.) $7
* Daily group permit (10 permit minimum, 24-hour notice. Check at park office for details.) $5

### Camping

* Semi-modern site (with showers) $15/night
* Rustic site (no showers) $11/night
* Electric hookup (where available) add $4/night
* Water and sewer hookup add $4/night
* Backpack or canoe site $11/night
* Group camp (Call the state park reservation system to reserve group camp sites. A $45 non-refundable deposit is charged for all class III group camps. This fee is applied toward the first night's camping.) $45-$75/night or $3 per camper per night, whichever is greater
* Horse camp (where available) $15 add $4/night
* Campsite reservation fee (Fee per campsite reserved. Fee is nonrefundable) $8.50
* State forest campgrounds $11/night
* Special state park camping rates
For all visitors, the semi-modern campsite rate is reduced to a rustic rate during the off season when showers and flush toilet facilities are not available. Half-priced camping is available Sunday-Thursday for Minnesota residents with disabilities. This reduced rate applies to semi-modern and rustic rates only.

## Get around

The park offers road access to all camp sites. There are also several hiking trails that connect to all of the park facilities once you're there.

## Do

The park features a sand-bottom swimming pool replete with zero-depth access, with seasonal life-guard and refreshment services. The park also features a variety of hiking and cross country skiing trails.

## Go next

The park entrance is right in the city limits of New Ulm. New Ulm has a Wal-Mart, various restaurants, and many small businesses.
# Flagler Beach

Flagler Beach is a town in Florida's First Coast.

## Understand

Nestled on Florida's east coast between Daytona Beach and St. Augustine, the flourishing City of Flagler Beach is home to over 5,411. residents. Since its incorporation in April, 1925, Flagler Beach has grown from a sleepy fishing village to a unique seaside community while still retaining much of its original charm.
The City is home to six miles of uncrowded beaches, many great fishing spots including the Flagler Beach Municipal Pier, restaurants with ocean front dining, gift shops and a whole host of recreational facilities. The Intracoastal Waterway also flows through the town providing countless opportunities for boaters and fishermen.

## Get in

A1A, the beach road, goes through the city from north to south and is the main route to the beach town. It goes north toward St. Augustine and south toward Ormond Beach.

## See

* 29.4369-81.11111 Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area, 3100 South A1A, ☏ +1 386 517-2086. The park is made up of 144 acres, and offers visitors the opportunity to swim, fish or picnic next to the Atlantic Ocean. Wildlife is abundant, making studies of nature an easy and enjoyable exercise. Camping facilities are also provided.
* 29.4798-81.12762 Flagler Beach Historical Museum, 207 S. Central Ave, ☏ +1 386 517-2025. 10AM–4PM. Local history from pre-Columbian to modern times is found here, with exhibits having included surfing and severe weather. The county tourism development office is on-site. (updated Jun 2020)

## Eat

* 29.4628-81.11911 Beach Belly Bob's (Sandwich Shop), 1842 B Ocean Shore Blvd, ☏ +1 386 693-5000. 7:30AM–3PM (closed Tu). (updated Jun 2021)
* 29.5066-81.14012 The Turtle Shack, 2123 North Highway A1A, ☏ +1 386 693-4851.

## Sleep

* A1A Ocean Club, 1204 S Ocean Shore Blvd, ☏ +1 386 264-3775, A1AoceanClub@gmail.com. (updated Jun 2021)
* 29.4673-81.12131 Beach Front Motel, 1544 South Oceanshore Blvd (the ocean front, one mile south of the fishing pier).
* 29.4631-81.1192 Flagler Beach Motel, 1820 S Oceanshore Blvd, ☏ +1 386 517-6700, flaglerbeachmotel@gmail.com. (updated Jun 2021)
* 29.4744-81.12463 Golden Magnolia Resort, 1104 S. Oceanshore Blvd, ☏ +1 386-439-4944. Located right on the beach, the inn has four rooms to select from. The Balcony Suite features an oceanfront view, four poster king size bed, private balcony, Jacuzzi tub, and a sitting room. Available for meetings. Heated outdoor pool and spa services available.

## Go next

* Palm Coast
* Ormond Beach
# Flagstaff (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Flagstaff:

### South Africa

* Flagstaff (South Africa) - A town in the Eastern Cape.

### United States of America

* Flagstaff - A city in Arizona.