No. Its a salon or something now. Shame too. He had a nice Nuvair system. Where do you plan on diving? If your shore diving S. I cant imagine anywhere other than 2 step or Hookena. If N. You'll be going through Kona anyway.
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I've been using shorediving.com to find spots... Are there any south of kona that you want to share?No. Its a salon or something now. Shame too. He had a nice Nuvair system. Where do you plan on diving? If your shore diving S. I cant imagine anywhere other than 2 step or Hookena. If N. You'll be going through Kona anyway.
Also Pebble Beach and Milolii. Maybe even your fave SP. Did that once, will love to dive there again.No. Its a salon or something now. Shame too. He had a nice Nuvair system. Where do you plan on diving? If your shore diving S. I cant imagine anywhere other than 2 step or Hookena. If N. You'll be going through Kona anyway.
Yes unless they take your cert card like some shops in Florida have been known to do for this very reason.
In addition to those mentioned, Ke'ei near Kealekekua Bay is also nice. That's pretty much it for Kealekekua and south, those handful of spots - unless you've got access over private land. There just aren't any other public access points from land. Kayaking out to Cook Monument with a couple of tanks used to be fun, but that has become more regulated from what I've heard.I've been using shorediving.com to find spots... Are there any south of kona that you want to share?
Yes, I forgot this one. Ke'ei from my experience is pretty much the Mahukona of the south: relatively flat and shallow, with sandy patches.In addition to those mentioned, Ke'ei near Kealekekua Bay is also nice. That's pretty much it for Kealekekua and south, those handful of spots - unless you've got access over private land. There just aren't any other public access points from land. Kayaking out to Cook Monument with a couple of tanks used to be fun, but that has become more regulated from what I've heard.
I've only done Mahukona a couple of times and so far it isn't one of my favorites, though I can't say I've explored it adequately. I haven't had good viz the times I was there.Yes, I forgot this one. Ke'ei from my experience is pretty much the Mahukona of the south: relatively flat and shallow, with sandy patches.