Sure enough, the crew was attentive, well trained, and cheerful. The diving groups were 4 to 5 people per divemaster, which is the best case scenario for the guides to be able to keep track of their divers and avoid a train of divers following a single guide. They also did a good job in making sure the different groups did not end up in the same place very often. All in all, outside of the boat being a bit smaller and less luxurious than the Waow, which was probably the best boat in the business by far, most everything else was more or less on the same level, which was awesome. For the addicts and people who did have to keep track of things back home during the 10 days, the boat didn't have satellite internet, but was within cell phone range once every 1.5 days at most, so that part wasn't too bad either. Nice boat: Here is our trip:
by random luck, I had my LED outfit with me, I don't normally bring it on dive boats :)
yeah, it was hard to carry that rock up there and balance it just right :)
nice manta shrimp, so colorful as always
clown triggerfish are always fun :)
the only sharks I saw, but they were cute and sleeping in a hole