scbaNE2179
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I would say if you're a diver, regardless of where you dive, having DAN dive insurance is a good idea. But I think you may be asking about DAN travel insurance, which is completely different than DAN's dive insurance. I normally don't purchase travel insurance unless I'm going during heavy hurricane season and something else is going on that may prevent/interrupt me from going on this trip.
I've been on the Aquacat and Blackbeards twice each and I have to see any other sharks except Caribbean Reef and Nurse sharks.
As for wetsuit vs board shorts, that depends on your personal preference. I personally HATE to have anything exposed so if the water is incredibly warm, 82+, I'll just use a .5mm or 1.5mm skin. Also don't forget that on night dives you may get colder on the surface so having a full suit may be a good idea.
You're going to love the Aquacat, one of their awesome land excursions is to visit the swimming pigs off of Exuma-I've done this twice and it's always a good time seeing the pigs.
I've been on the Aquacat and Blackbeards twice each and I have to see any other sharks except Caribbean Reef and Nurse sharks.
As for wetsuit vs board shorts, that depends on your personal preference. I personally HATE to have anything exposed so if the water is incredibly warm, 82+, I'll just use a .5mm or 1.5mm skin. Also don't forget that on night dives you may get colder on the surface so having a full suit may be a good idea.
You're going to love the Aquacat, one of their awesome land excursions is to visit the swimming pigs off of Exuma-I've done this twice and it's always a good time seeing the pigs.