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| October 2011 |
16 Oct - Full
17 Oct - Full
18 Oct - Aldermen Diving - Spots Left - Be Quick
19 Oct - Slipper Double Dive - spots left
20 Oct - Slipper Double Dive - spots left
21 Oct - Aldermen Diving - Spots Left - Be Quick
22 Oct - Aldermen Diving - Spots Left - Be Quick
23 Oct - Aldermen Diving - Spots Left - Be Quick
24 Oct -Aldermen Diving - spots left
25 Oct - Mercuary Islands Scollap Dive - Spots left
26 Oct - Aldermen Diving - Full
27 Oct - Slipper Double Dive - Full
28 Oct - Aldermen Diving Diving- Spots Left - Be Quick
29 Oct -Slipper Island Diving- Full
30 Oct - Slipper Islands Diving - Full
31 Oct- Aldermen Diving Diving- Spots Left - Be Quick
November 2011
1 Nov - Coastal Diving
2 Nov - Slipper Island
3 Nov - Aldermen Islands
4 Nov - Coastal Diving
5 Nov - Slipper Island
6 Nov - Aldermen Islands
7 Nov - Aldermen Islands
8 Nov - Coastal Diving
9 Nov - Slipper Island
10 Nov - Aldermen Islands
11 Nov - Coastal Diving
12 Nov - Slipper Island - Full
13 Nov - Slipper Island - Full
14 Nov - Slipper Island
15 Nov - Coastal Diving
16 Nov - Slipper Island
17 Nov - Aldermen Islands
18 Nov - Coastal Diving
19 Nov - Slipper Island - Full
20 Nov - Slipper Island - Full
21 Nov - Aldermen Islands
22 Nov - Coastal Diving
23 Nov - Slipper Island
24 Nov - Aldermen Islands
25 Nov - Coastal Diving
26 Nov - Slipper Island - Full
27 Nov - Aldermen Islands - Full
28 Nov - Aldermen Islands
29 Nov - Slipper Island
30 Nov - Coastal Diving
During December and January We aim to go to the Aldermens for all our trips unless there is a group of divers that wish to go somewhere different.
| Meeting Place and Directions | |
We can arrange pick ups from accommodation and if you are hiring dive gear we may have to make arrangements to fit you with the right size. Otherwise, our standard procedure for those with their own transport and gear is as follows: We arrange to meet you at Paku wharf, near the harbour entrance. The routine is fairly straight forward when you board the boat. We ask that you organise your gear so that we don’t have any gear bags on board. Empty gear bags just get in the way. Because we have a large back deck and there are side shelf’s and tank racks around the back of the boat all equipment can be stow safely. We ask that one tank be set up ready to go with gear so we can place these in the tank racks ready for you first dive. We prefer you slide your mask inside your fins so we can slide them into the shelf. Gloves can be put in fins or catch bags along with any other accessory. Cameras can be safely put on the front dash or in the dry hold. Bags with dry clothes lunch etc can also go in the dry hold. We ask that you are in your suits before we leave, if it’s warm just bottom half is fine jackets can easily be slipped on later. We thank you in advance for your cooperation.
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