There are a few bypasses that are not adequately marked or blocked off. I found one unintentionally thinking it was a swim through, but was obviously able to get back out.
Diving is all about limits. Often, others will set a limit for you and their limit is beyond what you're comfortable with. Please understand that your limits will always override theirs. Your life is primarily your responsibility. They are worried more about their liability and not your existence. If someone makes a poor decision about what is safe, it does not mean you have to blindly follow them. Rule number 2: You can call a dive at any, for any reason, with no questions asked and no repercussions. You can call your dive right after you splash or even before you get into the water. There is absolutely nothing down there worth dying for. Make sure you have the right gear, training, skill, experience and attitude before you go in.
