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When I read this, I get really angry. I once had a student with epilepsy. She lied on her medical and her bf kept quiet too. She "really wanted to dive"! She got an attack, thank all gods, still in the pool. She was more than 300 pounds. It was hell getting her out, my colleague broke his rib...

We always dove with buddy lines in bad vis strong current situations

Then they don't understand the physics of diving at all

It says "Geranimeerd en overgebracht" You would think they got him trough and brought him to the hospital

The first dive was an hour.... And you should never go freediving after a normal dive

I know that, John. I just wanted to know if it was still in quarantine just like in March, or if we are already ok to go as private Non-New-Mexico people. The Blue Hole website didn't give info. I may contact you later when we go to see if you're around with a team. I am living here for a while...

Are the rules still the same? We'd love to visit somewhere in May. We are from CO and not part of a dive club. Also: Is it possible to rent tanks or do we have to bring our own?

Trying to find a guilty person all ways necessary to sooth the families grief is also sad. This law is more than 200 years old. It should have been adjusted. If they can't find anything else than to blame them with, and they are using an "obscure law from before the Civil War" it means they...

Using a law from in 1800.... How sad.

And that is apparently enough to start putting drum lines out... So sad....

My friend died underwater while having his two kids diving with him. They were 11 and 13 years old.... It will have scarred them for life... :(

Hurghada isn't Marsa Alam, it's another dive destination more up north, from where lots of Safari boats (or yes, liveaboards) leave...

Medes, for sure! Take your time in Catalunya... I used to work there and I love the place!

I used to dive with La Sirena and I loved them. In October they aren't that busy anymore.... And Medes is a big YES!

I hope he wasn't diving naked or he would have been in a massive hypothermia o_O

Nobody knows if they actually came back up. The wrecks in the Channel are not for the less experienced because of bad vis and currents. We werent allowed to go until we had a CMAS3* level. Apparently, the wean did not have lots of experience so I guess something else went wrong and the husband...

If it's on fire, it can be enough to not escape and die.... For sure not if it's ablaze. I have never been on this boat but they remind me a bit of the day boats in Egypt... Depending on how big the fire is, you will or will not get out. Anyway, I just wanted to know. I do not blame this company...

This is what I wanted to know... If you do get out of the bunks, do you then have to walk all the way to the back to go out or is there a door in the front of the boat that leads to the outside... If not.... Then you're always trapped when the main cabin is on fire.... That seems very... well...

Maybe you should read the whole thread before making a comment like this. And even worse... it's your first comment ever!

Is there an exit from the main living cabin out to the front of the boat? Because, when there is a fire in the living cabin and you can escape from the bunks, how will you escape the cabin? The walkway to freedom seems very long...