Mike T.
Cayman Islands
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Nº103
Date: 2012-07-27 - 10:30
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Max Depth: 18.9m Duration: 60mins
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- Visibility: Good Water: Salt
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- Weights: 3.6 kg
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Dive with Ocean Frontiers, Ltd.
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Daryl Thachuk
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104: Delwin's Delight. This site was decent, but not as good as Babylon. Saw some cool nudibranchs and some scenic coral. I was able to get a nice hour-long dive on this one, even going down to 60 feet.
7/26/12 10:30
Depth: 62
Time: 60
Weight: 8 lbs (good)
Wetsuit: swim shirt/skin
Visibility: ~60'
Water Temp: 86
Air Temp: 90
Conditions: Rolling Waves
Weather: Mostly Sunny.
Overall, the diving in Grand Cayman was A+ and the dive operator, Ocean Frontiers was excellent as well. We loved the full service aspect of it where they did nearly everything. Here's the people I remember:
Matt - great, from LA, cute girlfriend
Tilly - dive master/boat driver, seemed fairly senior and he was British and also great
Heather - blonde woman, good guide, named Heather's Hallway while we were with her.
Brittany - another blonde, good guide
Colin - young guy, from New England, been on Cayman 7 months, did the stingray tour for us. Very nice. Said he got his dive master cert with OF last year and they offered him a job after that.
Elly - photographer, really nice.
Only one guy, I think it was Giles, we didn't care for, and can't remember his name, but he was British or Australian, and made a couple jokes about killing/dying before the Kittiwake Dive. He was odd.