Unknown Sea Story lob sinks
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It's early in the morning and I have not had my coffee yet.@Mod63 You mean the post from 14.12.2024 09:02? then it's from Tina...
Translation for the few on this board not fluent in German: "According to our information, the operator's shipping operations have currently been shut down due to the incidents."
. Thanks for correcting that.
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I just heard back from Liveaboard.com that “we've stopped working with Dive Pro and after some more internal discussions, are making further changes to how we operate with our partners and guests.” I really appreciate them taking that stance.
Myself and @Scuba-74 just came back from a week on theTillis on the 14th. They were loading up for the next sailing as we left and one of the guests was staying on board to do a second week. I didn’t see any activity around the Sea Pearl so maybe only one of their boats is affected?
I will tell you the clientele is very much Euro centric, and Americans on the boat seemed like a novelty to some of the other guests who are frequent Red Sea divers, so what the US thinks would probably be dismissed as unimportant. There was little talk about the Sea Story among guests but at least some were aware and seemed ambivalent to it.
Denis is going to post a trip report and he is much more analytical than I am so I will let him post and add anything else I think is important.
I will tell you the clientele is very much Euro centric, and Americans on the boat seemed like a novelty to some of the other guests who are frequent Red Sea divers, so what the US thinks would probably be dismissed as unimportant. There was little talk about the Sea Story among guests but at least some were aware and seemed ambivalent to it.
Denis is going to post a trip report and he is much more analytical than I am so I will let him post and add anything else I think is important.
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The two remaining Dive Pro boats are Tillis and Sea Pearl. They were both anchored at the Eagles Resort Marina as of last Saturday. I've never heard of the Coral Dreams or who she belongs to.
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nippurmagnum
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Yes, I think you're correct, their "new" boat is the Sea Pearl. Though the Dive Pro website's front page lists the two boats as the Dive Pro and the Coral Dreams -- see the bottom right below. But if you click on that "Our Fleet" icon, it indeed takes you to a page that lists the two boats as the Tillis and the Sea Pearl. It's a testament to how unbelievably sloppy the Dive Pro operation is that they can't even get the names of their boats straight.
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