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Help please Please register or login. Professor Aronnax Registered. Aloha, no This has been on my bucket list for a long time, I've been most everywhere else at one time or another, but never there. I am a very experienced diver, an experienced traveler, but a complete novice when it comes to recreational dive travel. He is a relatively inexperienced diver, an experienced traveler, and has zero recreational dive travel experience.
He will come out here to Hawaii for a couple of weeks for a skill tuneup with a colleague of mine. We're not time limited and while we don't want to waste money, it is not a big issue. We'd like to dive and see the terrestrial sights and perhaps make a side trip to Machu Picchu.
I have some specific questions: When should we go? What type of suits should we take? He needs to buy a full set of gear Suggestions would be appreciated. I have all my own gear, but I tend to favor the tried and true, I don't want to freak the divemasters out but left to my own devices I'd be using a Cyclon OK, I don't like it, but I'll bring a spare second stage , SPG, a Nemrod horse collar with a bottle, duck feet, swimmaster wideview mask, farallon snorkel, suit.
