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Instant Reader Report
on
Nautilus Explorer / [same] in
Canada /
British Columbia on
2003/05
by
Nikki Mahan , WA, USA
Report Number 030530144116614
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Reporter
Dive Experience
501-1000 dives
 
Where else diving
 all over the world 

Dive Conditions

Weather
windy, rainy  
Seas
choppy, currents  
Water Temp
47   to 50    ° Fahrenheit  
Wetsuit Thickness
0
Water Visibility
20   to 50    Feet  
 
Dive Policy
Dive own profile
?  
 
Enforced diving restrictions  
The diving is tide/current driven so the dives are timed for slack, 40 to
60 minutes  
What I saw
Sharks
None 
Mantas
None 
Dolphins
Schools 
Whale Sharks
None 
Turtles
None 
Whales
>2 
Ratings 1 (worst)- 5 (best):
Corals
  *****
Tropical Fish
*  
Small Critters
  ****
Large Fish
***  
Large Pelagics
  **
 
 
Underwater Photography  1 (worst)- 5 (best):
Subject Matter
*****  
Boat Facilities
****
Overall rating for UWP's  
*****  
Shore Facilities  
N/A  
Comments
Most of the 23 divers had a camera so the camera area was crowded.  
Ratings and Overall Comments  1 (worst)- 5 (best):
Accommodations
*****
Service
*****
Food
*****
 
 
Dive Operation
*****  
Shore Diving  
*  

Overall Rating

Beginners
*   
Advanced
*****    
Comments  
The diving was spectacular as always. We had an amazing stellar sea lion
experience in the Queen Charlotte Islands; at least 15 females checked us
out for over 20 minutes, very up close and personal.The Port Hardy area is
overwhelmingly beautiful! We were fortunate to be able to dive with 4 very
knowledgable people from the Vancouver Acquarium. 
 Mike Lever has updated the staterooms and common areas to make them even
more comfortable. He and Mary Anne continue to make this one of the
premier liveaboards in the world in an area that above and below the water
is one of the most beautiful in the world. 

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