Diving on Kauai
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Niihau. Worth the trip, worth the expense.
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Koloa Landing - borrowed from Seasport Divers:
Sheraton Caverns is the most known boat dive on the south side, lots of Turtles and lava tube swim thru's I also dove a site I'm sure was called The Pinnacle(s)but I've never seen it mentioned. Tunnels on the north shore is also supposed to be a good shore dive with a guide to take you thru it. I liked Seasport Divers near Poipu.
dyeBARTdie
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I just dove Koloa Landing yesterday. It was awesome. Here's a pic I took.
beasleym
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Will be there from May 7-28 and looking for a dive buddy. Have a lot of experience there (every 2 years since '96). Have two others that may want to join us depending on the date.
Aloha from across the channel!
DO NOT MISS NIIHAU!
With the amount of dives you've done and familiarity with Hawaiian waters you would be super stoked with the diving over there. Up close and personal encounters with the monk seals can be expected on every trip over during the summer.
Last week on my first trip of the year we had a formation of 20 Eagle Rays, 3 Mantas, Monk Seal, Tuna, Giant Ulua on every dive, 5 foot Barracuda, Spinner dolphins and a Humpback ALL ON SCUBA! Vis' was 80-200ft.
Dive Oahu schedules 3-4 trips a summer just to get over here and dive Niihau!
Drop me a PM if I can help you out with any specific questions.
AK
DO NOT MISS NIIHAU!
With the amount of dives you've done and familiarity with Hawaiian waters you would be super stoked with the diving over there. Up close and personal encounters with the monk seals can be expected on every trip over during the summer.
Last week on my first trip of the year we had a formation of 20 Eagle Rays, 3 Mantas, Monk Seal, Tuna, Giant Ulua on every dive, 5 foot Barracuda, Spinner dolphins and a Humpback ALL ON SCUBA! Vis' was 80-200ft.
Dive Oahu schedules 3-4 trips a summer just to get over here and dive Niihau!
Drop me a PM if I can help you out with any specific questions.
AK
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