Extraordinary Saturday 11/15

This morning was one of the perfect days diving off the Sea Fox. We had some great conditions with a light wind, great viz, and light current as we headed out to the LCU for the first dive.  We dropped down on the wreck and right away found 6 white tip reef sharks hiding out underneath. They got a little annoyed with all the divers on the bottom and started swimming all around the wreck.  As we dove about the wreck we found a frogfish and a few eels about the area as well as large schools of goatfish swimming about.  We also had the great luck of a school of eagle rays come cruising by.

For the second dive we decided to head to Palea Point with the great weather and again had a wonderful dive.  We got in and headed along the reef. Right away the divers in the back of the group were lucky enough to spot a manta ray cruising inside the mouth of Hanauma Bay. Sadly most divers missed it but thank you Joan for the photo of it. Along the dive we came across a couple white tip reef sharks and a turtle hiding in a cave. There were also reef fish everywhere with schools of damselfish and butterflyfish swimming about.  It was a perfect way to spend a Saturday morning.