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On September 11, 2008 I met up with an old Korean friend and we spent 3 days diving off the southern coast of Jeju Island, Korea. We dove with Good Diver in the port city of Seogwipo.
They charged us 100,000 won (about $90 USD) per per per day for two dives. A full lunch at one of the local seafood restaurants was included. I will use Good Diver again in May when I return to Jeju Island.
We boarded a small fishing boat that took us out to Mun Island just outside of the port. Alternatively they took us out to a rock spire next to Mun Island.
The air temperatures were in the 90 degree F range. There was a defined thermocline with bottom temperatures a cool 70 degrees F. I used a 5mm wet suit, but would have been comfortable in a dry suit (except on the surface).
A rock spire next to Mun Island
Off loading our gear onto a rock spire
Sorting our gear for two shore dives
We did two shore dives from the island
A wall dive to 110 feet
Anemone fish
Banded shrimp
Soft coral
Young, Hojin and Harry (photo by the Good Diver dive master)
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Originally Posted by zahgurim
