Departs Thursdays
7pm includes up to 14 dives (Dive
up, fly back)
Dive the pristine Ribbon Reefs north of
Cooktown and remote Cora Seal. Enjoy Osprey Reefs 40m (132ft)
visibility, plummeting walls to 1000m (3300ft) and resident shark
population. Dive with diver size fish at the Cod Hole and schooling
tuna and barracuda at North Horn.
Included in this trip,
a spectacular low level scenic flight back from Lizard Island to
Cairns.
Breakfasts served with Fresh Fruit Salad, Porridge, yoghurt,
Equipment
Price per day
Reg + Octopus + Timer
AUD $15
BCD
AUD $10
Computer
AUD $12
Snorkel Gear
AUD $5
Torch
AUD $10
Stinger suit
AUD $8
Wetsuit
AUD $8
ALL OF THE ABOVE
AUD $40
Nitrox fills
AUD $25
Prices subject to change, payable on board in Australian
Dollars
cereals
and Hot Toast.
Lunches served with homemade Soup of the Day, Hot Bread, Selection
of fresh Salads. Pate & Toast, Cheese Board & Biscuits
and a Tropical Fruit Platter.
Dinners served with Fresh Garden Salad & Warm Dinner Rolls.
Experience & Minimum Age Required
Minimum age: 18 years if Divemaster certified or 21 years with proof
of 100 dives with 5 in the last 12 months.
Equipment Required:
Redundant air system (minimum 6 cubic feet)
'Dive Alert' air horn or similar & safety sausage
Dive light on dive if within 2 hours of dusk
Dive knife and compass
Skill Evaluation:
Surface snorkel 100m wearing scuba and be familiar with use
Demonstrate use of safety sausage & air horn
Navigate 100m at 5m with 75% accuracy
Hover at 5 metres for 3 mins, clear mask
Slowly surface using redundant air source
Safe Solo Dive Procedures
Plan each dive to be shallower than the previous dive, and
within the no decompression limits of dive tables or computer.
Advise dive staff: direction of dive and ETA back onboard.
Dive depth must be limited by the capacity of your redundant
air system and your experience and training. The redundant air
system must not be used to extend bottom time and is for emergency
use only. With an absolute maximum depth of 30m (100ft) permissible
whilst solo diving.
Drink water before every dive to reduce risk of decompression
sickness.
Do not drink alcohol until after your last dive of each day
and then in moderation to ensure safe diving the next day. Also,
no illegal drugs must be taken.
Slowly ascend from every dive. Recommend less than 9m (30ft)
per minute.
Complete a 5 min. safety stop at 5m (16ft) on every dive.
If you are feeling unwell after a dive, or at any time, tell
a staff member & lie down flat. Do not sit up or allow anyone
to sit you up.
Multiple dives over multiple days can have an accumulative
effect in contributing to decompression sickness. Every 3rd or
4th day make fewer dives. If you do 4 - 5 dives one day, do less
the next. On the final day reduce bottom times and increase safety
stop times.
You understand that diving is potentially dangerous and fully
accept that risk and agree to pay any medical, vessel relocation
or evacuation costs incurred on my behalf and you are authorised
to make medical and transport arrangements as may be determined
to be necessary or desirable in my interests.
You will also be required to complete a "Dive Experience
Record" which includes your diving experience, information
about your certification and medivac information and sign a "Discharge
of Liability."