I made my first dive with a dry suit in open water on December25th, 2005 off the east side of Big Mosquito Island in Jeju Korea. I had done a couple pool exercises the weekend before and figured it shouldn”t be a problem.
Our first dive was to 100 fsw. I was using Nitrox EAN 32 for this dive. The islands off this area of Jeju are old volcanic vents which the magma cooled and solidified in. Over a few millennium, the outer dome eroded off and left the solidified magma like a monolith rising from the sea bed almost 200 fsw below. This is wall diving. Read the rest of this entry »
Waiting to Dive
Well, Beth and Devin finished up. I know this post is overdue, but better late than never. Beth went with us twice since being certified and Devin once. They are both going to Jeju on Columbus Day for their first tropical experience.
Congratulations guys.
From L-R; Katy, Yanin, Josh and Jonathan before their first Open Water Certification dive at Daejin beach in Yeondeok, South Korea.
We did it! The weather cooperated and we finished the class. We got to Daejin late Saturday but still managed to make two dives.
After a big barbeque, the Z monster got us and it was off the the hotel to crash. The next morning arrived too early. But, we hit the water anyway. two more dives.
Everybody did so well, we made the last dive a fun one. Everybody enjoyed it, especially me and Frank. We got down to 36 feet and surge was minimal.
Thoroughly enjoying himself.
We had so much fun doing this, we’re doing it again on July 11th. If you’re interested, send us an email at info@wetroksdiving.com and we’ll get back to you right away.
Check out the rest of the photos. If you’re already certified, we are always going out to various locations on the East coast and are looking to head south this summer.
I'm heeeeeeeere!!!!!!!!!
I'm here tooooooooooooo!!!!!!!
Bob trying to read his slates.