Bahamas

[FreediveWI]

I can handle sleeping in a bunk, but when I go on vacation I want to spend as much time in the water as possible.

We were limited to 3 dives a day and I was NOT impressed with the boat crew when I was on there- I even had to find the boat for the divemaster once when he got lost. Every other place I've been I have been able to dive my brains out, being stuck on a slow boat as you wait for hours as it slowly motors to the next spot was painfull. I would have rather stayed put and been in the water.

One of the more entertaining parts of the trip was when I would get up and hang out with the crew member on watch to see the sun rise. As soon as it broke the horizon you would see all of these people get up and move baqck to their original bunks.

As far as a depth limit went, there wasn't one when I was there. A couple of Canadians were doing 200' dives and I met another guy, when I was diving in Idaho, who hit 380' while on board the boat- and he even lived to tell! :o

If your into sitting around, getting some sun, and drinking, it seemed like a good time. I went expecting to dive and came away disapponited.

BTW: I was on the Sea Explorer.
Jon