by Larry Hogan | Jan 17, 2015 | Dive Reports
Well, not really cave diving, but lava tube diving. Our famous dive we call Sea Cave was dive number two today, and everyone was blown away as usual!! this ancient opening in the wall outside Hanauma Bay is a habitat to sharks, turtles, and often, monk seals. it is...
by Larry Hogan | Jan 15, 2015 | Dive Reports
such a fun drift, and one we don’t usually do for various reasons. but conditions were perfect, and my two students were up for the challenge of their first drift dive. simon and raefael both did a great job in every way, they are both certified now, and we...
by Larry Hogan | Jan 13, 2015 | Dive Reports, Uncategorized
No, not the Honolulu Marathon, we were hitting the wall for some great diving! we have a number of world-class sites on the wall of Koko Head crater. today we hit Palea Point, the outside eastern tip of Hanauma Bay. really dramatic wall, with deep canyons, caves,...
by Larry Hogan | Jan 11, 2015 | Dive Reports
Hawaii, home of the green sea turtle. and, boy, divers love to see them. they are endangered, and therefore protected from human predation or harassment. this makes them very relaxed around divers, who love getting a close look at these engaging Koko Critters. they...
by Larry Hogan | Jan 8, 2015 | Dive Reports
The Corsair airplane wreck site is probably the most requested dive for us. and well it should be, as it is a unique and fascinating wreck! the body still has the propeller and tail attached, with wings on either side in the sand. the cockpit and engine are solid,...
