Maui Scuba Blog
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| Blog Name: | Maui Scuba Blog |
| Url: | http://mauiscubablog.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | maui, scuba |
| Description: | Blog about scuba diving and other water activities on the island of Maui by Michael Elam, PADI Divemaster. I have done hundreds of dives on Maui since moving here 7 years ago. I’ve dived here just about every way you can think of: from sandy shores, giant-striding off of lava rocks, from boats and kayaks, using underwater scooters, using rebreathers, and even once from a Hawaiian outrigger canoe! I’ve dived at sites all around the island of Maui as well as many times at nearby Molokini Crater and Lanai. |
| Popularity: | 8 Followers |
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Adventure-X Dives with Ed Robinson at The Apartments/Third Tank/Red Hill, Wednesday, November 4, 200
Ed managed to work out the Adventure-X dive sites Wednesday morning in a way that allowed us to do a total of three dives on two tanks.First stop on this beautiful clear Maui morning was one of Ed’s favorites--The Apartments. Not only is there often a large number of critters here but the topography is striking. Huge lava pinnacles covered with red sponge jut up from the sandy bottom.
Ed managed to work out the Adventure-X dive sites Wednesday morning in a way that allowed us to do a total of three dives on two tanks.First stop on this beautiful clear Maui morning was one of Ed’s favorites--The Apartments. Not only is there often a large number of critters here but the topography is striking. Huge lava pinnacles covered with red sponge jut up from the sandy bottom.
Maui Dreams Underwater Olympics
I’ve dived Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, the wrecks of Truk Lagoon, freshwater caverns in the Yucatan, with dozens of sharks in Fiji and Tahiti, and in the amazing kelp forests of California but never, ever have
I’ve dived Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, the wrecks of Truk Lagoon, freshwater caverns in the Yucatan, with dozens of sharks in Fiji and Tahiti, and in the amazing kelp forests of California but never, ever have
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