by Larry Hogan | Aug 21, 2015 | Dive Reports
There are never enough sharks to see!! So many of our divers have never been in the water with a shark before and often are very apprehensive about it. It is double the fun to be able to show them their first shark and then have them truly enjoy the experience! The...
by Larry Hogan | Aug 2, 2015 | Dive Reports
Hawaiian green sea turtles are true giants. At over 5 feet in length and up to a quarter ton, these big guys continually amaze and amuse our lucky divers with their size and demeanor. I smile frequently underwater while one of my divers stretches his arms as wide as...
by Larry Hogan | Jul 24, 2015 | Dive Reports
Looking like giant caterpillar-worms the Spikey Sea Cucumber always gets some amazed looks by divers who have never seen one. At a foot of two in length they are reddish-brown in color, tubular in shape, and (my favorite part) covered in soft spikes! They don’t...
by Larry Hogan | Jul 22, 2015 | Dive Reports
Great day for diving today as waves were moderate, the ocean was clear, and the sky was blue! The Corsair airplane sits at 107 feet of depth in Oahu’s clear blue water and it is always a crowd pleaser. The fuselage is still in one piece, although it is...
by Larry Hogan | Jul 10, 2015 | Dive Reports
Hawaii is such a pristine dive destination, due to being the most remote set of island on our Earth. The ocean is beautifully spectacular out here, being 1000’s of miles away from any continent. This being the case, we get to do some fantastic drift dives, as...
