mid april. 1750 but i planning to add 260 for extra day.

http://www.maldivesdivingadventure.com/liv...le/mv-eagle-ray

Found this on FB

anyone here bring their own bcd everytime go dive?
how about jacket type vs back inflation type BCD?
search on internet many diver prefer back inflation. but i found that this type of bcd will force me face-down.. hard/impossible to stay vertical while floating.. or i just still not used to it?

I took it with Mrs wKkaY at Kon-Tiki in Krabi, and our instructor was Felicia. We did our confined dive in a random swimming pool, and the open water dives around the Phi Phi islands.

My best moments were 1) seeing the reefs, 2) seeing large schools of fish... and turtles, 3) feeling myself improve with every dive.

I'm happy with the very professional service we got, and I feel that the PADI OWC syllabus is well-structured with a challenging learning curve. The e-learning modules upsell PADI courses and scuba gear a loooot though.

No, we only had a day to spare between our course dive and our flight, so we went kayaking instead in the mangroves. My body is really battered now

Haha really, I didn't know that. Yeah we were on the big boat (Champlee 10 or something like that) on both days. There was also a video guy on board on the first day so we got a few seconds of footage of ourselves doing our first dives

Not sure. But I guess can just tell them that don't wanna dive, only stay with them.
It seems rooms are reserve for their divers only.

Anyway to prevent it or not a?

my pharmacy say just apply lotion.

Yea, I'm quite happy with Seahorse. Their dive center also nearer to the sea.
Their boats not so nice as universal's but it was a good experience.

We didn't go with universal was mainly because they were asking for RM150 deposit per person to confirm diving with them during this peak season. Figured they have to handle big groups of divers also so decided to go with the other dive center. And we all had lots of fun with Seahorse.

Samurai actually helped arrange for us first, until he told us Universal was asking for deposit of RM150 per person. Then only we contacted Universal directly. Juniorkirk contacted Universal so I don't exactly know the details.

At the same time, we were also looking for other dive centers around and found Seahorse to be quite flexible and accommodating.

I contacted Charlotte, she ask me to contact samurai, so its like merry-go-round case. And she didn't even bother to reply my email/question after that. Then when we contact samurai. He only replied after a few days saying that Charlotte went overseas, have to wait for her to come back only he could ask her and she could only answer. So for every question we ask, we need to go thru a middle man.

So if that is the case, why not let us, the divers deal with them directly. After all, we have agree that we only arrange our dive our self. We don't mind about paying RM 150 for deposit even its quite a lot.  What if one of the diver would only want to do 1 dive?... But the problem is after we pay the deposit, they only can guarantee us 4 dives, additional dive subjects to availability of DM and boat and others. Due to peak season...

If they are professional, they should at least reply my email or clarify on this issue. Otherwise we will still think that they not interested of doing our business.
Yeah... Hopefully they will still clarify this issue so we will change our bad impression towards them... 

Quiver Team is one of the best operator in Perhentian too... Just that they charge around 6% for credit card if i not mistaken... 

Can't wait to splurge on some gear

hello there sifu2 otai2 divers LYN!!!

i just got my diving license like a month ago, did it at turtle bay divers perhentian. (my DM is joe) and i will go for another diving trip in two weeks time.

Anyone here has any experience diving in lang tengah? any experience with the dcoconut dive operator?

Mind to share?

Thanks