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Shop liveaboard trip to the Bahamas on the Nekton Pilot. Great diving conditions. What a bunch of fun. |
| Nekton Bahamas 2009 |
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What an amazing dive resort! The service provided by the staff, the accomodations, the food, and yes.. even the diving, were all fantastic. We were fortunate enough to share a boat with a colorful and fun group of people, and they were kind enough to let us display some of their pictures on our site. From our shop, we have pictures taken by Teri, Debra, and Mike. Many thanks to Bobby from New Jersey and Ellie from Holland for their pictures. |
| Wakatobi - June 2006 |
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Brad Sample goes to Bonaire! |
| Brad Sample |
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The Collins Family took a dive trip to Cozumel. We asked them to submit 5 of their favorite pictures so we could share them with everyone. Enjoy! |
| Collins Cozumel Trip |
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Currens Family in the Keys |
| Currens Family with "Christ of the Deep" |
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Diving with sharks in Nassau with Stuart Cove's Dive Bahamas |
| Nassau Shark Adventure - Nov 2007 |
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Palau pictures by Tom Williams |
| Palau |
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Bonaire 2007 |
| Bonaire |
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Memorial Day Fun Dive Weekend 07 |
| Memorial Day 07 |
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The Madeira Archipelago, consisting of two inhabited islands (Madeira and Porto Santo) and two groups of uninhabited rock formations (‘Ilhas Desertas’ and ‘Ilhas Selvagens’) are located about 360 miles from the coast of Africa and 535 miles from Lisbon. Scuba diving in Madeira is unique due to the temperate waters of the region. The water temperature during our October visit was 71ºF. |
| Madeira Portugal |
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Frank travels to Stuart Coves in the Bahamas for PADI's Shark Awareness Distinctive Specialty. |
| Frank Peebles |
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Advanced certified divers looking for something new and more challenging should dive the Tons of Steel excursion! The 327' USCG Cutter Duane sunk in 1987 in 130’ of water as an artificial reef. It sits upright and is 106’ to the deck. There is an abundance of fish life making this a great dive site. The Eagle, a 268’ Conventional Freighter, was sunk in 1985 in 115’ of water as an artificial reef. It laid to rest on it’s starboard (right) side and in 1998 Hurricane George blew through Islamorada and tore the ship in half. |
| Florida Wreck Dive Trip |
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