Recent Sightings! Posted Friday, January 27, 2006 by divecare
I was out on the reef the other day teaching Amy and Amet's Open water courses when we came across an eight foot Nurse Shark asleep in one of the many sandy channels on the reef here, we managed to get within ten foot of the Shark before it started to stir and slowly pushed itself back a few inches with its large pectoral fins, we stayed still and after a little while it settled back down to sleep again. It's a bit difficult to concentrate on mask removals after a chance meeting like that!

Hi from Honduras Posted Monday, March 28, 2005 by divecare
Hi everybody

First off apologies but I cannot find a comma on this keyboard. What the hell it is the Carribean after all!

Thanks to all of you that turned up at the pub the other week to see me off. I had a great time luckily though the dive boat here in Roatan is a bit more Sea worthy than the cake that Paul and Sarah made. it was rather delicious though.
Well it is lovely and hot out here. the Diving is fabulous with crystal clear warm water. and a wide variety of different dives. wrecks. reefs. walls. caverns. drifts and channels. I am out on the boat every day learning the reefs and the dive sites ready for when you all come out to stay. I will try to post some pictures if I can.

Warm wishes
David