LogbookPlaces I've Dived
- Total number of dives not on diveboard:
This number is added to the total number of dives logged in Diveboard (public+private) for the stat "Total number of dives". - Dives published:155
- Total dives count:155
- Dives this year:0
- Total underwater time on Diveboard:5 days 0 hrs 27 min
- Most dives on Diveboard in:
埃及 - Deepest Dive:
33.3m in Dahab, 埃及 - Longest Dive:
66 min in Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles - Pictures in logbook:15
- Number of species spotted:85
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2022-05-08 马尔代夫 Kuredu, Lhaviyani Atoll
Kuredu House ReefWilson and I decided that today we would two dives. We skipped breakfast and later we would realise that we also missed out on lunch, so we were scrounging for something to eat - famished as you are after a dive. Managed to get the afternoon snacks at the O pool. This was a lovely dive though, the conditions were amazing. So fortunate to see 2 x Octopi the one swam across the reef so was easy to spot. SPECIES: Blacktip reef shark, happy face parrotfish, clown trigger fish, regal angelfish, fire gobis, 2 x Octopi, Moorish idols, two bar clownfish and babies, domino fish, juvenile emperor angelfish, humbugs, goldies, adult emperor angelfish, rock cod, chromis, headband butterfly fish, school of snapper, pin stripped butterfly fish, very long nose butterfly fish, cowfish, black cheek moray eels
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2024-09-12 Netherlands Antilles Bonaire
Angel CityAngel City is a dive site in Bonaire, that's known for its double reef the first of which lies quite close to shore, starts at 4.5m and has a gradual decline down to approx. 15m. Once you have entered the water, the yellow mooring buoy lies directly in front of you approx. 25m from shore, swam to the buoy and descended. A beautiful site. It lies South of the Hilma Hooker therefore if you swim North and air permitting you will spot it.
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2023-09-15 埃及 Sharm El Sheikh
Far GardenIt is wonderful to be back in the water. Regulated breathing provides me with a calming and therapeutic experience. The Dive master dived plan B with 5 more divers joining us. The open water diver within our group struggled significantly with buoyancy control. There were instances when she would ascend rapidly, followed by sudden descents akin to a heavy object sinking in water. We were fortunate to spot a majestic spotted eagle ray in the distance. On our return we also encountered a masked puffer fish, a couple of clownfish and a Napoleon wrasse.
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