SeaInFocus
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I hope you enjoy this article I wrote about my recent adventure in the Caribbean with Sunset House.
Diving Grand Cayman
Cheers,
Michael
Diving Grand Cayman
Cheers,
Michael
Trip Report: Grand Cayman
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Lopez116
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Beautiful photos!
Excellent pics, of course I'd expect that with your affiliation
. Do divers need to be wreck certified to enter the Kittyhawk? My wife/dive buddy does not have that padi course cert but as open as the cutouts are I wondered what the restrictions are concerning penetration. Thanks, beautiful shots.
. Do divers need to be wreck certified to enter the Kittyhawk? My wife/dive buddy does not have that padi course cert but as open as the cutouts are I wondered what the restrictions are concerning penetration. Thanks, beautiful shots.
Any guided diver can enter the Kittiwake but, as I understand things, you need to be a DM with a Wreck Specialty cert. to guide on it. So, this only becomes an issue if you are planning to dive it on your own, without using a local dive op.
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SeaInFocus
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No specialty cert needed to dive the Kittiwake. The DM gave the group a briefing and basically said if you see a very dark space with no visible exit point (other than the one you entered from), do not enter. Most of the spaces are wide open with at least two entry/exit points. From my recent experience, we did not need a guide for the dive. Enjoy!
Thanks, by the way, for your kind words. Cheers!
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