• Seaview reef [61 minutes, max. depth 56’]: We
  headed South from Seaview towards Sunset House and rode the slight current
  back, ending right at the ladder at Seaview. Highlights: Spotted Scorpionfish,
  Pygmy Filefish , Peacock Flounder.
  
  



• Hepp’s Pipeline [52 minutes, max. depth 65’]: Looking back at the
  18 dives we did that week, this one was one of our favorites. Right away we
  saw a 5 foot green Moray tucking himself into an overhang. We crossed over a
  sandy plain, down over a mini-wall to a huge coral "mound". The
  coral here seemed very healthy compared to other areas we saw. The site is not
  dived very often because conditions are rarely favorable for the dive. In
  other words, we were very lucky! During the dive we saw the first and second
  Turtles of the trip. I snuck up on the second one while he was sharing a snack
  with a grey angelfish…very cool!

• Stringray City [44 minutes, max. depth 13’]: Often called the
  greatest 10 foot dive in the world. That I think goes to Moses Reef, Eilat,
  Israel. Still good though! Dived with Don Foster’s since TI didn’t have
  enough divers to go out. The one tank trip was not included in our dives for
  the week, so it cost us $55 US each. We rode a van out to the North side,
  and then boarded Foster's very large catamaran style boat that wasn't
  specifically outfitted for diving (no tank holders). A short boat ride to
  the shallow, sandy site and soon we were surrounded by many friendly
  stingray. Everyone should do it at least once, I guess. Don Foster's staff
  was very friendly, but the time we spent with them was really too short to
  form any kind of opinion. It's certainly a much larger operation than
  Treasure Island.

Water Temperature on all dives was 83 degrees F. On all dives the coral
was fairly healthy with a wide variety of fish life inhabiting it.