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Dive Review of
Triangle in
Bermuda/north end

in 2005/09
an Instant Reader Report
by
Paul Martin & Ann Houston, MA, United States
Report Number 3051

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Reporter
Dive Experience
501-1000 dives
Where else diving
Caribbean and Hawaii

Dive Conditions

Weather
windy  
Seas
choppy  
Water Temp
75   to 78    ° Fahrenheit  
Wetsuit Thickness
3
Water Visibility
30   to 50    Feet  
 
Dive Policy
Dive own profile
yes  
 
Enforced diving restrictions  
stick with buddy, return in agred time period  
Liveaboard?
no 
Nitrox Available?
N/A 
What I saw
Sharks
None 
Mantas
None 
Dolphins
None 
Whale Sharks
None 
Turtles
1 or 2 
Whales
None 
Ratings 1 (worst)- 5 (best):
Corals
  2 stars
Tropical Fish
2 stars  
Small Critters
  4 stars
Large Fish
1 stars  
Large Pelagics
  1 stars
 
 
Underwater Photography  1 (worst)- 5 (best):
Subject Matter
N/A  
Boat Facilities
N/A
Overall rating for UWP's  
N/A  
Shore Facilities  
N/A  
Comments
[None]  
Ratings and Overall Comments  1 (worst)- 5 (best):
Accommodations
3 stars
Food
3 stars
Service and Attitude
3 stars
Environmental Sensitivity  
N/A
Dive Operation
4 stars  
Shore Diving  
3 stars  
Snorkeling
N/A  
 
 

Overall Rating

Value for $$
N/A    
Beginners
3 stars   
Advanced
3 stars    
Comments  
Triangle is near the causeway that joins St. George to the rest of
Bermuda;
they are working to garner the business for the northern end of the
islands.

They pick up and drop off to the cruise boat dock at St. George -- we
learned this
after cabbing to their office.

Their boat was old and not a great setup for scuba (one ladder, extra long,
for a
SNUBA-style hard-hat bottom walk that they and some other Bermuda
operations
offer to non divers), but the staff were working hard to make the dive
experience
a good one.  We dived our own gear, but observed minor repairs done
instantly to 
their rental gear.

Dives were in afternoon, and first was a shallow reef at the northern
corner of the
whole Bermuda reef system.  Nice healthy coal, but limited species so far
from the 
equator.  Basically coral heads forming a maze around a modest blue hole.

Second was on the wreck of a dredge, scuttled around 1900.  The locals just
didn't
need the boat any more and did a good job of sendng it down to 80 feet,
standing
upright and opened up enough for non-hardcore-wreckers to swim through.

It had been there long enough to grow some brain coral on it and was
especially 
glorious in the blue-lipped tunicates that formed fist-sized clusters in
many
places on the upper surfaces and edges.  Viz was clouded by rough wind so 
swimming down the mooring to the wreck and keep it in sight was the only
reasonable nav for this dive.

Bermuda's massive reef system has been wrecking boats since humans got the
technology to sail there, and it is still at work.  Seeing these is the
reason to dive
here -- it is not the sparkling clear water and creature zoo of the beter
Carib
sites.  

Triangle is serving the northern sites well, and the hurricanes lurking to
the
south and east when we were there (18-22 Sept 06)  made the north the only
game in town.
 
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