REEF SEEKERS DIVE CO. - JULY NEWSLETTER

[Ken Kurtis]

Indo, Guadalupe, Avalon, & more​

​ Above you'll find the July, 2022, issue of the Reef Seekers newsletter, which should download as a 372KB PDF file of one page. Just click on it to open it or download it. You can also access the newsletter through our website simply by using this link: http://www.reefseekers.com/newsletter.html. Read it on-line or print out a copy for yourself. In either case, you'll need a copy of Acrobat Reader, which comes pre-loaded on most computers. However if you don't have it, or don't have the latest version, you can obtain a free copy by going to this site: (http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html) and following the on-screen prompts. If you have any comments, thoughts, concerns, etc., about anything you read, please don't hesitate to e-mail me. Thanks for diving with Reef Seekers. - Ken (for all the gang here at Reef Seekers Dive Co.)​

 

[drrich2]

One question. You mention the Mexican government may not let Guadalupe open at the usual time, July 1st. I've read previously that opening might be delayed, but what I haven't learned yet is this...why is the Mexican government keeping the area closed?

 

[Ken Kurtis]

One question. You mention the Mexican government may not let Guadalupe open at the usual time, July 1st. I've read previously that opening might be delayed, but what I haven't learned yet is this...why is the Mexican government keeping the area closed?

Unknown. (Because they can????)

 

[drrich2]

True, but everything happens for a reason. Sometimes it's an ill-informed, stupid reason, but still a reason. Keeping a tourist draw closed can keep paying tourists out. If they're keeping it closed, somebody thinks there's a point. Considering how popular Guadalupe great white cage diving is (in the past, looked to me like around 5 grand for a trip), I'd think both vendors and customers would be pushing for it.

Richard.

 

[scubadada]

Hi @drrich2

Nautilus has some info on their website, expecting an update in a couple of weeks Guadalupe National Park - Nautilus Liveaboards