by Larry Hogan | Feb 5, 2016 | Dive Reports
A dive for the books today, as the Pacific Ocean treated us to an extremely rare and other-worldly second dive. Sea cave was our first stop, and a great dive it was, as we spotted turtles, both inside and outside the cave, as well as huge schools of reef fish,...
by Larry Hogan | Jan 30, 2016 | Dive Reports
whales were singing during our dive and breaching around our dive boat today. man, what a great experience! these Humpback whales that visit Hawaii yearly are truly magnificent creatures. it is rare to see a whale while diving, but it happens on occasion. we do...
by Larry Hogan | Jan 24, 2016 | Dive Reports
Which do you prefer, sharks or turtles? hmm, you say, I like to see them both. well, good news, today we saw lots of both, on both dive sites! first stop was Baby Barge, where there is a turtle cleaning station, as well as a ‘shark cave.’ both were in...
by Larry Hogan | Jan 16, 2016 | Dive Reports
always an extra shot of adrenaline when you giant stride into the dark water! of course that is part of diving anywhere, but a night dive is always unique, or so it seems to me. with only a small lighted area, our dive world shrinks down to that flashlight beam, and...
by Larry Hogan | Jan 1, 2016 | Dive Reports
yes, last dive. . . of 2015! and it was spectacular! winds were down, and everyone wanted to do Sea Cave, an incredible, world-class drift dive on the wall outside Hanauma Bay! it is an old lava tube, which we enter at a depth of around 50 feet. the entrance is a...
