What would be your BucketList#1dive trip?
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Hi @Francesea
In early September, 2010, I had the opportunity to do 4 dives with Cape Ann Charters with a friend I had met in Florida. It turned out to be a day of diving I won't forget. Started off with the Chester Poling and Halfway Rock. Finished off with Little Salvages and Dry Salvages. We had Harbor Seals for most of the dive at Dry Salvages. The day ended with a delicious lobster dinner. Doesn't get much better than this, definitely another drop in my bucket
There are really wonderful dives all over, never pass up the opportunity.
Good diving, Craig
In early September, 2010, I had the opportunity to do 4 dives with Cape Ann Charters with a friend I had met in Florida. It turned out to be a day of diving I won't forget. Started off with the Chester Poling and Halfway Rock. Finished off with Little Salvages and Dry Salvages. We had Harbor Seals for most of the dive at Dry Salvages. The day ended with a delicious lobster dinner. Doesn't get much better than this, definitely another drop in my bucket
There are really wonderful dives all over, never pass up the opportunity.Good diving, Craig
drl
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I’ve already done several of my bucket list trips—Coral Sea, Socorro, Cocos, Wakatobi, Truk...
Still on the list is the Arenui (Komodo), booked for next August.
And I want to dive with seals or sea lions!
Still on the list is the Arenui (Komodo), booked for next August.
And I want to dive with seals or sea lions!
Wingy
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I've worked through a lot of my list so what remains is -
Bafffin Island diving the edge of the iceflow
Galapagos
Cocos
The Maelstrom in Norway
Silfra when I weigh enough...still cranky about that one!
Bafffin Island diving the edge of the iceflow
Galapagos
Cocos
The Maelstrom in Norway
Silfra when I weigh enough...still cranky about that one!
Dan
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These guys had pretty good bucket list:
And for wrecks:
And for wrecks:
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Rich Keller
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That looks interesting. I will add it to my list of places to start my 50th year of diving.
Back to Misool in RA
Komodo is over rated, nice but there are better less dived areas
The South Pacific for Sure
St Helena, which is supposed to be brilliant, - currently only accessible by a 5 day boat ride until the airport gets signed off
Mozambique and South Africa (Sardine run) I've heard are off the scale too (by people who've been there)
The more remote the better for me..
Komodo is over rated, nice but there are better less dived areas
The South Pacific for Sure
St Helena, which is supposed to be brilliant, - currently only accessible by a 5 day boat ride until the airport gets signed off
Mozambique and South Africa (Sardine run) I've heard are off the scale too (by people who've been there)
The more remote the better for me..
Ontwreckdiver
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Mine would be:
1. Truk Odyssey liveaboard
2. Bikini Atoll wrecks
3. Turtle tomb Sipadan Island
4. diving with Great White sharks
1. Truk Odyssey liveaboard
2. Bikini Atoll wrecks
3. Turtle tomb Sipadan Island
4. diving with Great White sharks
Did it in 2001... three months backpacking and diving Asia, Australia and the South Pacific. Today due to my battle with cancer I just dream of being able to get back in the water here at Casino Point
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