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10-02-2007, 01:57 AM
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Re: Any scuba divers here?
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I would recommend doing the PADI courses if you haven't started yet. They are great and really add to the appreciation of breathing underwater. [/ QUOTE ] True, that whole drowning thing sucks. Sharm el Sheikh was awesome-went in 86 but someone said all the coral is bleaching out. The variety of species was incredible. FYI 
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#14
10-02-2007, 04:41 AM
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Re: Any scuba divers here?
I've done like 30-40 dives in Puget Sound, Hawaii, and the Great Barrier Reef. I've snorkeled extensively in Grand Cayman too.
The big island is the best I've been too for semi-cheap diving that's awesome. There are tons of great shore diving sites all over the Kona coast.
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#15
10-02-2007, 12:35 PM
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Re: Any scuba divers here?
that pretty much sounds like a dream come true. are you guys around LA? I'll probably be there in the near future, maybe we can meet up.
I dove catalina and it was lots of fun - not mind-blowing, but def fun. -DrG
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#16
10-04-2007, 03:13 AM
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Re: Any scuba divers here?
When you are in California you should check out the Channel Islands. When I was getting certified my dive instructor said they were ranked in the top 10 most pristine places to dive. They have a good variety of dive sites and can have some great marine life. The visibility was great when I was there and I would definitely recommend it. A lot of ships leave from Ventura which isn't too far from LA so there is plenty to do. It's also close to Santa Barbara if you are looking for a more relaxed scene.
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