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Soon I would be splashing divers on sites such as “The Wall of Life” “Susan’s Hooters” “Wooden Island” and “Inian Wall”, all covered in a myriad of colourful life. Nautilus Swell, Alaska, May 30th, 2011
First of all, I would like to apologize to all our readers and friends out there who enjoy all our blogs; I haven’t been writing nearly as much as I would like. Fine tuning each dive, and exploring all the … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska, Animals, Browning Wall, Destinations, Fantasy Island, octopus
Tagged alaska, Browning Wall, cold water diving, Dillon Rock, ice, inian wall, Le conte glacier, Pacific Octopus, princess sophia, state of california, susan's hooters, The wall of life, transpac, wooden island
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Guest Notes from the Maiden Voyage: They knew the Dive Sites like the Back of their Hands and Fully Understood the Tides and Currents.
The Swell is a great dive boat for exploring the port Hardy area widely. We generally anchored in a calm cove somewhere for a full day and night then moved on to another area with very different dive sites and … Continue reading
Captain’s Log April 23-25 The Wall never ceases to amaze
Underway from Port Hardy for Browning Pass and we are heading straight into the setting Sun as we head up Goletas Channel, last night as we headed in we had guests taking some outstanding shot or the sunset heading in. … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Browning Wall, Destinations, octopus, orca, Wolf Eels
Tagged anemone, Browning Wall, captain's log, Nautilus Swell, nudibranch, octopus, wolf eels
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My First Night Dive – Inseparable Mixture of Fascination, Frustration, Disorientation and Completely Enthralled
So I’m sitting in the wheelhouse of the Swell, overlooking Browning Pass on a beautiful, calm, sunny (still a little chilly!) day…it doesn’t get much better than this. I’ve been in Mexico on the Nautilus Explorer all winter, and while … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Destinations, octopus, orca
Tagged Browning Pass, Browning Wall, cold water diving, drysuit, hostess blog, Nautilus Swell, octopus
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Captain’s Log – Perfect Tide, Wolf Eels, and Kayaking – British Columbia – April 13-14, 2011
Today was a leisurely start as we waited for the morning slack on Browning Wall. Tide was perfect for a slow drift down and back as the tide changed as planned mid dive. After the dive we are off for … Continue reading
Posted in Browning Wall, Fantasy Island, Wolf Eels
Tagged Browning Wall, captain's log, Fantasy Island, Kelp, Nautilus Swell, sea lions
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Captain’s Log – The Inaugural Voyage – April 5-11, 2011 – BC
Welcome to the inaugural post to the Captain’s Log for the Nautilus Swell. It has been an exciting day; after a late departure from Port Hardy last night we woke up this morning to calm seas and clear water in … Continue reading
Posted in Destinations
Tagged . anenenomes, British Columbia, Browning Wall, Captain's blog, Hussiar Point, invertebrates, Kelp, Nautilus Swell, octopus, Orcas, Seven Tree Island
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