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All travelers should
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Coming in
2008:
Coming in
2009: Call Mark, 503-304-5383, for further information |
Upcoming Hood Canal Boat Dives
with Pacific Adventures
All travelers are encouraged to have current dive accident insurance at the time of departure.
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February 9, 2008 Boarding Time: 1:30, Pleasant Harbor Two Tank Dive, Hood Canal |
Group Leader: Mark Fischer Dive Sites: TBA Cost: $75 per person |
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March 2, 2008 Boarding Time: 1:30, Pleasant Harbor Two Tank Dive, Hood Canal |
Group Leader: Mark Fischer Dive Sites: TBA Cost: $75 per person |
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For reservations on these or any Pacific Adventure charter, call HydroSports, 503-304-5383 |
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Join a small group of explorers on our return visit to the San Juan Islands. Dive walls covered with sponges, tunicates, anemones and invertebrates. Drift past colorful Puget Sound King Crabs crabs, wolf eels, cabezon and octopuses in gentle currents to get that perfect photography shot. Space is available for 14 travelers.
View photos from the San Juan area by clicking HERE Title photos by Captain Scott Boyd |
When:
September 25 to 28, 2008 Where: San Juan Islands, Washington Boat Departure, West Seattle Included: Three Nights Lodging at Hotel Elements, Friday Harbor Three Days Diving Lunch and snacks on board each day Eight to ten boat dives Digital Underwater Photography Specialty* Tanks (LP 85, 95 or 103) Air Fills and Weights Cash Price $750 per person $100 Deposit due at sign up. Full payment due by March 20, 2008. Contact Mark Fischer, 503-304-5383, for details.
We plan to dive Kellett Bluff,
Lime Kiln, Breakfast Rock, Long Island and Dawn's Bottom. Weather permitting
we may dive the HMCS McKenzie and GB Church located off Vancouver Island.
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Inclusive Diver Rate: $3895
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View photos and video
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When you step off the plane in Galapagos, you are entering a magical world. The wonders of Galapagos will unfold before your eyes during the Thursday to Thursday adventure. The on-board, multi-lingual guides will share their in-depth knowledge of these volcanic islands. Diving begins Friday and ends Wednesday morning. Three islands will be explored through land tours during the week. Snorkeling and bird watching excursions are also conducted between dives. Every Galapagos Aggressor I & II charter includes thrilling shark dives at remote Wolf and Darwin Islands. Beginner divers may find Galapagos diving challenging. Thursday morning check-out is 8:00 a.m. The Galapagos Aggressors operate out of San Cristobal year round. The port of departure does not affect the diving or land tour itinerary. The port of departure is determined by the Galapagos National Park. Emerging from the sea some nine million years ago, these islands were created by a combination of tectonic forces and volcanic eruptions, a process which continues even today. They are thus, geologically speaking, relatively new, and, like the Hawaiian Islands, continue to be one of the most active volcanic regions on earth. Due to their isolation they remained undisturbed for millions of years and this resulted in the evolution of a number of unique individual ecosystems, with many species found nowhere else in the world, of which the giant Galapagos tortoises and the marine Iguana are the most famous.
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Dive Accident
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