Maui in Feb?
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you definitely need to get in the water before that! It's too far away.
Water will be in the mid 70's on Maui most likely. Vis will be decent unless a strom heads Maui's way.
Go out with B&B Scuba and you'll have a blast.
Go out with B&B Scuba and you'll have a blast.
February is about our coldest month diving - it dropped to 73 this year and will most likely start warming up again soon.
Vis for shore diving (assuming no recent storms) runs 30-100ft depending on locale, currents etc..
Blackrock is a very nice first night dive if you have the time.
I'd second B&B, especially for new divers - they are a great crew.
Aloha, Tim
Vis for shore diving (assuming no recent storms) runs 30-100ft depending on locale, currents etc..
Blackrock is a very nice first night dive if you have the time.
I'd second B&B, especially for new divers - they are a great crew.
Aloha, Tim
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I'm a novice diver who went diving in Maui this past Feb. Had a great time with Mike Severns (Molokini) and Extended Horizons (Lanai, Cathedrals) Didn't get cold, great vis, tons of whales. Going back pretty much every February from now on since we bought a timeshare there. Kids love the whales and the coldest day diving in Maui is about the same as the warmest water here in the OC.
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That depends on your personal cold tolerance and how much you're planning to dive.
We're leaving for Maui in just over 2 weeks
and I'm diving in my 5mil full suit. We're planning to dive each morning of our 4 available dive days, and I know that although I'd be fine for the first 2 days in a 3mil in 74 degree water, days 3 and 4 I'd be getting cold during the second tank for sure. My husband will dive in his 3mil and we'll both be totally comfortable.
We're leaving for Maui in just over 2 weeks
and I'm diving in my 5mil full suit. We're planning to dive each morning of our 4 available dive days, and I know that although I'd be fine for the first 2 days in a 3mil in 74 degree water, days 3 and 4 I'd be getting cold during the second tank for sure. My husband will dive in his 3mil and we'll both be totally comfortable.
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I figure that the lowest temp was 2 or 3 weeks ago. 74F on my computer. We are back up to 76F now, even with all of the cloudy weather.kidspot:
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Diving is Great and whales are something to listen to while diving..You will love it..
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Brrr...76 degrees? I'm definitely bringing my 5mil suit!!
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