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The Boat:
Completely rebuilt in
late '07
Powered by twin 4
stroke engines - fast, quiet, fuel efficient, no diesel odors
Plenty of shade -
enough for everyone
We carry up to 6
passengers. We go with as few as
2 on morning dives, 3 on night dives. We're a small company and
don't spend a lot on advertising, so typical group sizes are 2-4 more
often than 5-6 at this point.
Dan O2, VHF radio, first aid and
all required Coast Guard safety materials are on board
Camera friendly... we
have freshwater camera-only buckets on board... and our dive crew just doesn't like to dive... we like to show you neat
critters. We take it slow and are always looking to spot the unusual
photo opportunity
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Daily morning 2 tank
charters:
All dives are guided
by an in-water guide
A US Coast Guard
licensed Captain remains on board at all times
We provide air,
weights, water, sport drink, snacks, sandwich or salad, dry towels
Multi-day divers save
$15 starting the third day
Rental gear available
for use on the boat
NITROX
available for use on the boat.
Kona is blessed by
all day diving (the tradewinds are blocked by a volcano) on most
days. We typically meet at 9am and finish around 2:30 pm
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I'm trying to update
this section with current conditions every week or so:
click here for our news archives
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It's July 7th, the weather's gorgeous and
the ocean is flat. Fabulous diving conditions in Kona
right now! Water temperature is hanging in at 78/79
degrees and the viz has been great lately, well over 100'+ at
most sites.
A little heads up, the manta action is HOT
right now. Manta rays have been showing up in good numbers off
the Kona airport the last little bit. We had 15 show up
on our dive the other night...That's a LOT of mantas.
Here's a attempt at a basic slideshow of
some of the things we can see diving here in Kona.
Aloha,
Steve
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Come visit us at our
shop/office.
We've opened up a small
part-time shop to meet customers, set up dives and such.
We're easy to find... across the highway from Honokohau Harbor
next to the gas station. We're currently manning it noon
'til 6pm on Saturday and Sunday, we plan on adding more days
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