GoodKarmaKid
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I am renting a house near Roche Harbor the first week in August and would like to do some diving. Are there any decent shore dives near Roche Harbor or on San Juan Island that anyone would recommend. Also curious if there are any dive operations working out of the Marina in Roche Harbor?
After doing some research, Naknek charters name has popped up often as a nice dive boat outfit in Friday Harbor. Anyone care to share some opinions, or comments on them?
Thanks,
Jason
p.s. I learned to dive in Anacortes in 1990 when I was living in Skagit Valley, I dove 40-50 times in the San Juans in 90-92, then got spoiled with some warm water Caribbean & Hawaii Diving and then didn't dive from about 1994-2004. Decided to get back into diving on a trip to Kona, did my Advanced Open Water and Nitrox certification there as well as a lot of recreational dives over a couple week period. Then dove quite a bit in Roatan from 2006-2009 where I did the Rescue class with Coconut Tree as well as somewhere around 100 recreational dives.
I only bring up my diving experience for a point of reference as I would consider myself an intermediate to advanced diver in warm water (basically super comfortable in almost any environment/conditons), but I'm expecting to feel a little bit awkward back in full gear and heavily weighted so I'm probably not going to be into any crazy hikes or steep & rocky shore entries.
After doing some research, Naknek charters name has popped up often as a nice dive boat outfit in Friday Harbor. Anyone care to share some opinions, or comments on them?
Thanks,
Jason
p.s. I learned to dive in Anacortes in 1990 when I was living in Skagit Valley, I dove 40-50 times in the San Juans in 90-92, then got spoiled with some warm water Caribbean & Hawaii Diving and then didn't dive from about 1994-2004. Decided to get back into diving on a trip to Kona, did my Advanced Open Water and Nitrox certification there as well as a lot of recreational dives over a couple week period. Then dove quite a bit in Roatan from 2006-2009 where I did the Rescue class with Coconut Tree as well as somewhere around 100 recreational dives.
I only bring up my diving experience for a point of reference as I would consider myself an intermediate to advanced diver in warm water (basically super comfortable in almost any environment/conditons), but I'm expecting to feel a little bit awkward back in full gear and heavily weighted so I'm probably not going to be into any crazy hikes or steep & rocky shore entries.