Inalara
Contributor
Thanks all for the feedback on the dive shops there, in the end there was no choice as I had only 1 weekend free/weather permitting to go there and only one of the shops had spaces...
But I loved the fact that both shops were on friendly terms with each other, as I was waiting to descend on one dive, the other shop was advising where critters were that I should look out for having just dived that dive themselves.
Can I just say what Awesome diving it was, if you are considering going or are going to be in the area... stop thinking about it and book it, for me, it was worth the 6 hour drive to get there, dive for 2 days then immediately do a 6 hour drive back, I would even do it again.
While the visibility wasn't the best (too many storms recently) with lots of suspended particles in the water, the diving definitely didn't disappoint, I just wish I'd been able to get more used to my strobe package but alas, storms had cancelled all the other dives I was due to do beforehand so there's nothing like learning on the fly!
Anyway, if you haven't been, maybe these pics will tempt you.... and if you have, thanks for the feedback you gave before
Who are you looking at....
So this is why it's called Fish rock...
Which way?
This must be an amazing view in better viz
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Finally for one brief moment, everything with the camera and strobe angle, flash level was perfect....
Thanks again all, more memories to take with me when I head back to the UK in 10 days
But I loved the fact that both shops were on friendly terms with each other, as I was waiting to descend on one dive, the other shop was advising where critters were that I should look out for having just dived that dive themselves.
Can I just say what Awesome diving it was, if you are considering going or are going to be in the area... stop thinking about it and book it, for me, it was worth the 6 hour drive to get there, dive for 2 days then immediately do a 6 hour drive back, I would even do it again.
While the visibility wasn't the best (too many storms recently) with lots of suspended particles in the water, the diving definitely didn't disappoint, I just wish I'd been able to get more used to my strobe package but alas, storms had cancelled all the other dives I was due to do beforehand so there's nothing like learning on the fly!
Anyway, if you haven't been, maybe these pics will tempt you.... and if you have, thanks for the feedback you gave before
Who are you looking at....
So this is why it's called Fish rock...
Which way?
This must be an amazing view in better viz
[
Finally for one brief moment, everything with the camera and strobe angle, flash level was perfect....
Thanks again all, more memories to take with me when I head back to the UK in 10 days
