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Video by Matthew D'Avella

Have you ever dreamed of floating in a crystal clear black abyss, drifting peacefully along a current line somewhere in the Pacific Ocean? Have you ever dreamed of watching tiny organisms seemingly made of light and rainbows making their way through life around you?


Video by Matthew D'Avella

Our most extreme dive, the Pelagic Magic charter, is a 1-tank dive. We start just after dusk, floating tethered offshore in the deep dark sea. We take smaller groups of 6 divers max and wait to see what goes by, usually not descending any lower than 50 feet. The mesmerizing jellies put on a colorful display that can only be described as breathtaking. Some zooplankton, that only rise to the surface to feed when the lights go out, are now visible to us. Our lights are but small twinkles in the vast blackness of the sea. Cool.


Photos by Jenny Ladd

Cost:
– $175 for Certified Divers

Meeting time:
– 5:30 p.m. at town shop

Return:
– Between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m.

Includes:
– Tanks and Weights

Divers Provide:
– BC, Regulator, Mask, Snorkel, Fins and wetsuit

– Lights recommended
– Rental gear available @ $7.50 per piece

Prerequisites:
Must have done a night dive before signing up for the Pelagic Magic dive
10 logged dives and have been diving in the alst 12 months

For Reservations:
– Call 808 329-7585 or toll free 1-800 345-4807

Cancellation Policy:
– We have a 24 hour cancellation policy.
– Changes or cancellations made with less than 24 hours will result in a full
charge cancellation fee with no exception

This charter requires at least 3 divers to make it happen and is scheduled every Thursday.

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