Taking National Geographics Sean Riley out diving at Eastpoint. Part of the program World's Toughest Fixes aired summer 2009.
DIVE BLOG Date: 12/01/10
Location: North Coast
Depth: 22 m and 20 m
Dive time: 46 and 43 minutes
Water temp: 26 celcius
Vizz: good, surge
DM: Niels and Kevin
Remarks: First dive by Kevin at the site in left of Playa Kanoa. The sea was not so calm today but the visibility was still good. They swam into a very mild current towards the East.
After about 46 minutes they surfaced and by the smiles on their faces I know they had seen something special. They all shouted SHARK! And yes, they had seen a big nurse shark under a coral overhang. Frank from Curacao divers was with us and finally got to see his first shark after 500 dives on Curacao.
While they were down there I had some fun on the surface because I was visited by a school of Dolphin Fish (dorado). The male was very curious and circled the boat for a while displaying his awesome colors.
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Small groups, big fun!
We are a small dive operator specialized in boatdiving the best sites arround Curacao. We only do driftdives and take you to the more remote sites you would not get to without us.
Here's our schedule for this week.
Tuesday: Northcoast
Wednesday: Klein Curacao
Thursday: Eastpoint
Friday: Westpoint (Watamula and Mushroom Forrest)
Saturday: Charters, open for all destinations.
Sunday: Eastpoint
If you want something else, let us know! Read more
Northcoast
Eastpoint
Westpunt
When the weather coorperates you are in for a treat. The reef here is completely different from the South and East coast. Everything is bigger and better here.
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Walls, caves and swim troughs are what make diving on the eastpoint of the island so spectacular. This remote part of the Underwater park has the best reefs of the island. Read more
Mushroom forrest and Watamula, are the two classics sites on the west-end of the island. Calm seas make diving easy! Read more
