Laguna Beach equip rentals
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What shop have you found that rents dive lights? I wasn't aware that there was one.
I assumed the resort would have lights.... I emailed them and haven't got a response yet, so I figured I would ask here. We're doing two night dives (maybe a few more from shore) and I figured they had them to rent....
Oops, I saw Laguna Beach and automatically thought, Laguna Beach, California. Then I looked at where you posted this thread.... Sorry! 
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So, Laguna Beach Utila, yes?
Do not assume that they have rental lights unless they specifically advise you of the type and number.
A nice place to go, but you're pretty much so at the "last stop on the line".
The Bay Islands have excellent night dive possibilities. Time to buy a light and bring it along if you want to night dive more than once... anywhere. It makes economic sense.
Batteries there are prolly $1 each.
Remember, the difference between "primary" and "backup" is a velcro pocket.
I dive many times with two UK 4C lights. You really don't need a big light as a primary.
Do not assume that they have rental lights unless they specifically advise you of the type and number.
A nice place to go, but you're pretty much so at the "last stop on the line".
The Bay Islands have excellent night dive possibilities. Time to buy a light and bring it along if you want to night dive more than once... anywhere. It makes economic sense.
Batteries there are prolly $1 each.
Remember, the difference between "primary" and "backup" is a velcro pocket.
I dive many times with two UK 4C lights. You really don't need a big light as a primary.
