Going to Bermuda, have questions?
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LCromwell
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I assume the US Dollar is accepted there?
Bacon Bits
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Arriving on the 28th of June on NCL Spirit. Looking for a one or two day dive during our three day stay there. Any suggestions? Also bringing my "certified" kids with me and they may want a dive too. They never dove in warm water, nor off a boat before, so looking for an operator that can cater to them too. Thanks.
Bacon Bits
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Also, bringing own gear, what's the water temp like? Do we need skins, 3 mil suits of just swin suits?
missitnoonan
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Curious about the same thing as Bacon Bits. How's the water termperature right now? I'm heading down July 3rd for a few days of diving.
Also, how's the weather been? Extended forecasts seem a little iffy.
Also, how's the weather been? Extended forecasts seem a little iffy.
NJdiver85
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Weather has been horrible last two weeks with lots of rain and wind, although we desparately need it down here (the rain that is). Weather should improve by this weekend however.
Go to Bermuda Weather Service for all things weather related.
Current "published" water temp is about 80 degrees, although I'd venture to say that with all the recent bad weather, it's probably a few degrees colder. Remember that you will likely be doing long (45-60min) shallow dives, so even at 80degrees you can get pretty cold half-way through that second dive. So I'd recommend a full 3ml or 3ml shorty.
Choice of dive op for those arriving by cruise ship usually depends on where the ship is anchored. If in Saint Georges, then Triangle Diving. If at Dockyard, one of the west end operators.
Go to Bermuda Weather Service for all things weather related.
Current "published" water temp is about 80 degrees, although I'd venture to say that with all the recent bad weather, it's probably a few degrees colder. Remember that you will likely be doing long (45-60min) shallow dives, so even at 80degrees you can get pretty cold half-way through that second dive. So I'd recommend a full 3ml or 3ml shorty.
Choice of dive op for those arriving by cruise ship usually depends on where the ship is anchored. If in Saint Georges, then Triangle Diving. If at Dockyard, one of the west end operators.
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