Other than the complete lack of any maritime safety standards in Egypt? Of course, not it's all perfectly fineThis is the third incidents in Egypt this year. Anything to worry about?
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Other than the complete lack of any maritime safety standards in Egypt? Of course, not it's all perfectly fineThis is the third incidents in Egypt this year. Anything to worry about?
Another reminder ... to not go on a liveaboard in Egypt.Another reminder to have a go bag next to your bunk. Passport, phone, cash, those sorts of things.
Well there are also 3 LOB fires in Indonesia this year, so maybe Egypt is not an outliner?Another reminder ... to not go on a liveaboard in Egypt.
Take your own battery powered Smoke & Carbon Monoxide alarm on any overnight trip and wear a snorkel vest at least between dives. Boats are known to sink.Another reminder to have a go bag next to your bunk. Passport, phone, cash, those sorts of things.
Water, sun hoody, prescription drugs.
A dry day pack might be the best choice so your hands are free. I know they make them for sailors.
Several options here:
Sailing Backpacks | Coast Water Sports
www.coastwatersports.com
Or use a standard pack and some ziplock bags. Either way, have it next to the bunk with a charged dive light clipped on.
Other than the complete lack of any maritime safety standards in Egypt?
Another reminder ... to not go on a liveaboard in Egypt.
There are a few quality LOB companies out there, but it takes a lot of research. Just stay away from the Red Sea.Y'all are killing my vibe on this thread for LOB's lol.
Never done an LOB, and now I'm not sure I want to.... (any LOB, not just Egypt)
There is still personal effects from the emperor Fraser on that wreck.Well the 18 French divers could easily recover their gear from the sunken boat . . . if they had their gear. Ironique!
The divers drifted for eight hours before being rescued by a fishing vessel and subsequently transferred to an Egyptian Navy ship to be taken to Marsa Alam.