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Close Encounters!

by | Mar 15, 2014 | Dive Reports | 1 comment

Marnie Cadden

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What a fantastic day for an afternoon dive! The warm sun and calm seas made for some great visibility and the divers had a an awesome afternoon on Koko Crater and Turtle Canyon.

Dive briefing

Dive briefing

The conditions were fantastic at Koko Crater, allowing divers to enjoy some of Hawaii’s favorite sea creatures. We shared an afternoon snack time with some friendly fish over by Big Buddha and took a leisurely stroll in the main crater with some green turtles. Divers definitely got some close encounters with some of Hawaii’s favorite animals.

Sea Turtles

Afternoon snacks!

Afternoon snacks!

Over at Turtle Canyon, visibility and current were in our favor which allowed us to truly enjoy some of the corals that house many different species of marine animals. With such little current, divers had the chance to swim into some of the shallower parts of the reef and see different schools of fish enjoying the warm waters.

Catching some afternoon sunshine!

Catching some afternoon sunshine!

On the way back we all enjoyed the warm weather and the boat came back with another newly certified diver. Congratulations Sarah!

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Conditions: Sunny with a slight breeze.

Clear visibility: 60-70′+

Dive Sites: Koko Crater & Turtle Canyon

Dive Conditions: Koko Crater 70+ vis, max depth 40′, 40min dive time, water temp 75f; Turtle Canyon 60+ vis, max depth 32′, 42min dive time, water temp 76f

Marine life observed: moray eels, octopi, green turtles, puffer fish

Staff: Capt Joe, Instructors Marnie and David, and Crew Max