Sentences with phrase «currents during the dives»

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PUFAs During my dive into the current research, I came across a small study from the Netherlands that suggests we should also enjoy polyunsaturated fatty acids, or PUFAs, found in fish and in many nuts and seeds.

62 dive guides collected data during over 2,300 dives using standardized research protocols, including reporting on the dive site, date, species, counts, estimated depth, current, visibility, and number of tourist divers in the group.

At Castle Rock — a colossal coral - encrusted pinnacle rising to 13 feet underwater, rated one of the world's 10 best dive sites — Mario expertly guides us during a lull between normally strong currents into a fish superhighway.

To guarantee safety and fun during your dives and courses, you will need to be able to make the best possible decision when it comes down to tides, waves and currents.

However, the best time and weather to dive in is during the dry season (from April to October), as the visibility is better and the currents are calmer.

In November 2017 we had fantastic technical dives on these reefs which during the main season are off - limits to tech divers due to strong currents and highly unpredictable conditions.

For some it's the beauty of the reef and the marine life that inhabits it, for others it's the thrill of penetrating a shipwreck, or the exhilarating feeling of being carried along in a fast - moving current during a drift dive.

It's an easy drift dive as it's well protected by the strong winds during the southwest monsoon season, and also because it's not greatly affected by the currents.

Flat calm sea, strong current, fairly good visibility... those were the conditions when last Sunday, during a dive at Miyaru Kandu, Enrico, our instructor and dive center manager at TGI Alimatha, slowly moved his fists in disbelief up to his ears — the international diving sign for a Hammerhead Shark sighting!

The fame comes from its topography as a colorful ridge runs west - east hosting soft coral, gorgonians, hard coral and, with a gentle current, as it was the case during our dive, schooling fish.

During the first part of the dive, though, our groups had the opportunity to see some action among the currents, including a large school of Yellowtail Fusiliers being chased by jacks and also a school of both Chevron and Pick - handle Barracudas.

We drifted with the current during whole dive.

With small current and fantastic visibility, our divers got to see some action during this dive.

Depth: 19 - > 130ft (6 - > 40m) Visibility: 50 - 98ft (15 - 30m) Currents: Mild to moderate Surface conditions: Generally calm with some swell or chop during storms Water temperature: 78 - 84 °F (25 - 29 °C) in summer and 72 - 80 °F (22 - 27 °C) during winter Experience level: Beginners to advanced Number of dive sites: ~ 20 Recommended length of stay: 8 - 12 days

One of the few «drift dives» along the atolls that is actually a true drift dive, assuming currents cooperate, so it can only be done during calm conditions.