Got up early on Day 4 and had a good breakfast.
Then I packed up my gear, got off the ship, and headed out on the pier to get to my pickup point.
A beautiful sunny day it was.
My first time diving in Roatan.
NCL had selected Anthony's Key Resort to be the operator for this dive and they certainly had chosen well. Very professionally run operation and they really know what they are doing.
We first did the standard paperwork and one diver couldn't go as they didn't have their C-Card and PADI had no record it had actually been issued. Allegedly she had gotten trained at a resort and it may have been a paperwork issue - or she might not have actually been certified - so she couldn't go. Her boyfriend stayed behind as well (its possible they went off with the Discover Scuba group), bringing the number of divers down to 8.
Met a nice guy there diving who was with his kids, Colby from Louisiana. I teamed up with the three of them so I technically had a buddy.
I had brought my own gear along, while most of the other divers had not.
We got on board the boat, and I setup my gear on my tank and everyone got ready for the first dive of the day.
These would be cruise ship type dives - guided by a divemaster and well within Open water limits. We got our safety brief, which was well and properly done, and headed off to the first dive site.
2 comments:
Can't blame you for taking your own gear!
Old NFO: Yep, but its a PITA to shlep around, especially for only 2 dives. But, it certainly makes the dives more enjoyable.
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