Entries by Chelsea McLaughlin

Turtles, eels, and fish! Oh my! June 20

The water was still relatively calm as we made our way out into Moanalua Bay for our afternoon dives. We had a few people completing their Open Water certification, a few working on the Advanced certification, and some certified divers. Conditions were lovely and we were able to head out to Fantasy Reef (max depth […]

Father’s Day Three Tanker!!!!!

The swells were small and the sun was shining as we headed out to Moanalua Bay this morning. We had a great group of certified divers with us (many who have been with us before) and a few were working on completing various specialties, like drift and wreck. Our first site was Kahala Barge, which […]

Turtle Thursday!! June 16

The winds were still blowing, but the swell had calmed down, as we headed out on the “Sea Fox” this morning. We had a small group of certified divers that couldn’t wait to jump in, even though it was a rocky topside. Our first dive site was LCU. LCU is a landing craft that was […]

Juvenile Scorpionfish! (June 7)

The winds were back today, but the weather was beautiful as we headed out on the Sea Fox for our afternoon dives. We had quite a few beginner divers, one open water student, and a few certified divers. Our first stop was Turtle Canyon. The current was stronger than usual, but everybody did a great […]

Mother’s Day Three Tanker!

We had a great group on divers this Sunday as we headed out to Maunalua Bay for some great dives. Cassandra was starting her Wreck specialty and Cole was completing his Nitrox course. There was a south swell rolling in, making for some choppy seas. Stop number one was the LCU (max depth 91ft). Underwater, […]

Dolphins on the Corsair! April 27th

The water was smooth and the winds were very light as we started out this morning. Josh really really wanted to dive the Corsair, so we headed out to the small plane wreck in Mauna Loa Bay. Visibility was well over 100ft (we could see the wreck sitting at 107ft clearly from the surface!) and […]

Earth Day Under the Sea!

Coral reefs are the most biodiverse ecosystem on Earth, with more species calling them home than the rainforest! Earth Day was the perfect day to set out and explore these fantastic rainforests of the sea. We had a great variety of divers and courses on the boat this afternoon. Winds were light and seas were […]

Crystal Clear Visibility (April 15)

We set out this morning with a small group of divers bound for Baby Barge. The wind and seas had calmed down and it was a smooth ride out. Robert G and Clinton decided to give Nitrox a try today, which extends bottom time, shortens surface intervals, and your body absorbs less nitrogen. It even […]