My blogbook with details of dives and dive sites. It replaces my paper version, which keep getting wet, misplaced, ran out of pages etc. Also, this blogbook allows anyone to plan dive trips to the location where I have been. My Motto: no dive is a bad dive. Enjoy & happy bubbles!
Wednesday, 27th May Dive 052:Andaman Eagle Wreck, Raya Yai Max Depth: 26.8m ; Bottom time: 50 min Water Temp: 29c; Visibility: 20-25m
Dive 053: Lucy's Reef, Raya Yai Max Depth: 23.7m ; Bottom time: 54 min Water Temp: 29c; Visibility: 15-20m
Friday, 29th May Dive 054:Andaman Eagle Wreck, Raya Yai Max Depth: 26.8m ; Bottom time: 49 min Water Temp: 30c; Visibility: 20-25m
Dive 055: Home Run, Raya Yai Max Depth: 22.8m ; Bottom time: 48 min Water Temp: 30c; Visibility: 15-20m Comment: A couple of really good diving days with Will & Liam for their Specialty Instructor training. We got to dive the Andaman Eagle Wreck in Bay 2 of Raya Yai, practically by ourselves each time. Some photos from the dives are posted at my Facebook album. Friday was a sad day, as I begged farewell to my Suunto Vyper. It decided to "stop diving" on my second dive, ending my 8 years relationship, 4 battery changed and thousands of dives logged... Guess she was broken hearted because of the arrival of my new partner, the Stinger!
Saturday, 16th May Dive 048:Raya Noi Bay Max Depth: 5.7m ; Bottom time: 29 min Water Temp: 30c; Visibility: 20-30m
Dive 049:Banana Bay, Raya Noi Max Depth: 8.2m ; Bottom time: 46 min Water Temp: 30c; Visibility: 20-30m Monday, 18th May Dive 050:Lucy's Reef, Raya Yai Max Depth: 22.8m ; Bottom time: 52 min Water Temp: 28c; Visibility: 15-20m
Dive 051: Bay 1, Raya Yai Max Depth: 8.2m ; Bottom time: 49 min Water Temp: 30c; Visibility: 15-20m
Dive 045: King Cruiser Wreck Max Depth: 31m ; Bottom time: 39 min Water Temp: 29c; Visibility: 15-20m
Dive 046: Shark Point Max Depth: 18.9m ; Bottom time:46 min Water Temp: 29c; Visibility: 10-15m
Dive 047: Koh Doc Mai Max Depth: 22.2m ; Bottom time:46 min Water Temp: 30c; Visibility: 10-15m
Comment: A fantastic day diving in May, the weather was cloudy and the sea was flat. We arrived on the King Cruiser just in time for almost slack tide, which meant no current. Andrew is retired, and recently fell in love with diving. He held his air usage very well as my dive buddy, thus allowing us to extend our bottom time on all 3 dives. Amazing fish life at the wreck, leopard sharks are back at Shark Point (we saw three), and the red frogfish and white seashorse are still on the wall at Ko Doc Mai. Few photos of the day are on my Picassa album.
