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great shotsHi all!
I know many of you are planning trips to Curacao soon or are patiently waiting for your trip. I wanted to start a thread purely for fun: photos and videos of diving in Curacao. Hopefully this thread can give you an idea of what to expect from your diving in Curacao and also help you through the long days of waiting for your vacation.
Note: ONLY photos and videos from CURACAO should be shared here.
Cheers!
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Today is a very special day 
Personal b-day, or company, and why does that look like Sammy Hagar?
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What? You got yourself another PADI card? Master diver card?
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Do you ever feel like you're being followed...? this bait ball of big eye scad (locally known as Masbangu) has been following me lately, and I'm definitely not mad about it! 
Do you ever feel like you're being followed...? this bait ball of big eye scad (locally known as Masbangu) has been following me lately, and I'm definitely not mad about it!
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Could it be your fins????
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My phone has been blowing up with friends and family checking how we're doing after Beryl, so I wanted to post a reminder here as well: Curacao is south of the hurricane belt and we were basically unaffected. Our thoughts are with those islands that were hit, including the very similarly named Carriacou in Grenada that was hit hardest.
By the peak of hurricane season the wind will die down completely as it gets pulled into the storms, resulting in really hot days and flat seas in Curacao (similar to this photo, but not taken today). Often in the days after the storms pass the windwards islands, we'll see strange currents or bigger waves - while that wasn't the case this time, it's always something to be aware of this time of year!
By the peak of hurricane season the wind will die down completely as it gets pulled into the storms, resulting in really hot days and flat seas in Curacao (similar to this photo, but not taken today). Often in the days after the storms pass the windwards islands, we'll see strange currents or bigger waves - while that wasn't the case this time, it's always something to be aware of this time of year!
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