Dive Review of Juliet Sail and Dive in
Bahamas/Bimini

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Juliet Sail and Dive: "Very good trip. Remote dive sites and very healthy.", Oct, 2020, by Rich Meyerholz, FL, US ( 1 report). Report 11604.
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Accommodations		Food
Service and Attitude		Environmental Sensitivity
Dive Operation		Shore Diving	N/A
Snorkeling	N/A
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Comments	The crossing between Miami and Bimini was sporty. Recommend taking your sea sickness meds well ahead of time prior to the trip, if you need them. This was our week aboard the Juliet: Saturday Arrive at the Juliet before 2:00pm; move gear and luggage to the boat; crew puts luggage in your cabin and assigns you a dive station on the deck to setup your gear at. Lunch is provided. Give passports and C Cards to the Captain and fill out customs paperwork. Leave the dock at 3:30 and start the crossing from Miami to Bimini, Bahamas. Dinner and drinks and off to the cabin for sleep. Sunday Arrive at Bimini at 1:30 am. Wake up bell at 7:00 for breakfast. Hot breakfast is served with coffee, teas, juices and various types of milk. First dive briefing at 8:00 and first dive. Second dive briefing at 10:30 and dive. Lunch served after the 2nd dive. Long surface interval and nap time for some. Third dive briefing and dive at 2:30. Dinner was served next. Night dive briefing at 6:45 and dive. We stayed moored to the dive site until 1:30 am, which then they moved the boat towards the Ginger Bread bank north of Bimini. Monday Arrive at the Ginger Bread Bank at 6:30 am. Wake up bell at 7:00 for breakfast. Hot breakfast is served with coffee, teas, juices and various types of milk. First dive briefing at 8:00 and first dive. Second dive briefing at 10:30 and dive. Lunch served after the 2nd dive. Long surface interval and nap time for some. Third dive briefing and dive at 2:30. Night dive briefing at 6:00 and dive. We changed the night and dinner since the time changed and dark came an hour earlier than previous cruises. Tuesday Arrive at the Cat Cay during the night. Wake up bell at 7:00 for breakfast. Hot breakfast is served with coffee, teas, juices and various types of milk. First dive briefing at 8:00 and first dive, SHARKS. Second dive briefing at 10:30 and dive. Lunch served after the 2nd dive. Long surface interval and nap time for some. Third dive briefing and dive at 2:30. Night dive briefing at 6:00 and dive.. Wednesday Arrive at the Ocean Cay during the wee hours. Wake up bell at 7:00 for breakfast. Hot breakfast is served with coffee, teas, juices and various types of milk. First dive briefing at 8:00 and first dive. Second dive briefing at 10:30 and dive. Lunch served after the 2nd dive. Motor to the “Supona” wreck in the open ocean, but very shallow. Third dive briefing and dive at 2:30. Night dive briefing at 6:00 and dive. Thursday Arrive Back at Cat Cay at 1:30 am. Wake up bell at 7:00 for breakfast. Hot breakfast is served with coffee, teas, juices and various types of milk. First dive briefing at 8:00 and first dive. More SHARKS! Second dive briefing at 10:30 and dive. Lunch served after the 2nd dive. Third dive briefing and dive at 2:30. After the 3rd drive we headed back to Miami. Dinner and drinks for the cruise back to the states. We arrived back to port around 11:30pm. Settled in for the night onboard the boat. You cannot leave until customs checks all passports and approves.
Websites	Juliet Sail and Dive [same]
Reporter and Travel
Dive Experience	251-500 dives
Where else diving	Bahamas, Cayman Islands, Roatan, Cozumel, St. Lucia, St. Croix, Belize, Curacao, Bonaire, Florida Keys, Blue Heron Bridge, Florida Springs, Rainbow River, Philippines, Fiji
Closest Airport	MIA	Getting There
Dive Conditions
Weather	sunny	Seas	calm, no currents
Water Temp	78-80°F / 26-27°C	Wetsuit Thickness	3
Water Visibility	70-100 Ft/ 21-30 M
Dive Policy
Dive own profile	yes
Enforced diving restrictions	[Unspecified]
Liveaboard?	yes	Nitrox Available?	yes
What I Saw
Sharks	Lots	Mantas	None
Dolphins	None	Whale Sharks	None
Turtles	> 2	Whales	None
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
UW Photo Comments	Setup for charging is in your cabin. Water bins/rinse tubs on both port and starboard sides adjacent to diving setups. Crew assists with cameras.

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Dive Review of Juliet Sail and Dive in Bahamas/Bimini

Juliet Sail and Dive: "Very good trip. Remote dive sites and very healthy.", Oct, 2020,

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Dive Review of Juliet Sail and Dive in
Bahamas/Bimini