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Short answer: yes. Osprey reef is magnificent. Others may have a differing view.
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Short answer: yes. Osprey reef is magnificent. Others may have a differing view.
totally agree. in contrast, i would regard the GBR as average.
Hi again, I'm sorry but I have more questions to ask.
1. Is it recommended to get Nitrox fills for both the Yongala Wreck Dives (2 diving days) and the Taka Ribbon Reef live aboard? What is the deepest depth that we will encounter? Do they have a standard percentage for Nitrox fills?
2. On the average, what time will the latest night dive on Taka live aboard start and end? I'm trying to calculate the 18-hour (do you guys suggest we do 24 hours?) no-fly time since we might need to catch a flight back the next day. Last night dive on March 8, arrive back in Cairns in the morning of March 9, will it be safe to fly back to Sydney at 3:40pm using Jet Star or 4:50pm using Virgin Australia?
3. Our other option is to fly in the next day to Sydney, which is March 10 using the 5:10am flight of Virgin Australia that will arrive Sydney at 9:15am. Our problem is, we have a flight back to Manila on that same day (March 10) at 11:45am. We are worried that we might be risking it and will not make our connection flight back home. Is this feasible?
Thank you!