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WINDS ARE DOWN? TURN LEFT TOWARDS HANAUMA BAY ! 3 march

by | Mar 4, 2016 | Dive Reports | 0 comments

Larry Hogan

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Why Nitrox on Shallow Dives?

Why Nitrox on shallow dives? A deep dive (pun intended) into the physics of nitrogen as a breathing gas and you will find a co efficient that measures the narcotic effect of the gas. How does this relate to the use of nitrox on shallow dives? What I do remember from...

Divemaster Internship in Hawaii

Divemaster Internship at Island Divers Hawaii If you are interested in a Divemaster Internship at Island Diver Hawaii we welcome you to explore this page and determine if it will be a good fit for you.  This page is not a sales pitch.  An intern become an integral...

Marine Debris Rapid Response Team

Marine Debris Rapid Response Team makes its debut Oceans Defenders Alliance (ODA) and Island Divers Hawaii have teamed up to form the Rapid Response team.  These partners, while a team of dedicated volunteers, have been doing cleanups in Maunalua Bay since 2017.  The...

Contact us anytime!

we dive out of Hawaii Kai, south shore Oahu, and when the regular trades are down, or mild, we have an option most dive companies on Oahu do not!  and that is the incredible number of dive sites on the wall outside of world famous Marine Park, Hanauma Bay!  we have at least 5 different dive sites there, and they all offer something unique.  today we did Palea Point, the eastern tip of the bay.  dropping in for a drift going east to west, we start out with small wall and huge bolder piles. cruising east, we see a huge garden of colorful hard corals, fronting a deep canyon.  moving along we encounter huge, dramatic walls, beautifully cut and shaped by the ocean over centuries, containing small caves, home to sharks and turtles.  throughout the dive there are large schools of various reef fish surrounding us, and as we drift along we reach the point of the bay, and gaze out into the deep blue, looking for those whales that sing so loudly!  thanks to all for safe diving!  larry, alex, and admiral kendal

 

 

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