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The Blue Hole is reputed as one of the best dives in Guam. It is located on the southern coast of Guam. I picked a night dive to go there. The hole is just that, it’s a natural limeston vertical shaft going down into the reef on the side of a sheer cliff.… Read the rest “Blue Hole”

What a fish-o-rama. There were tons of fish. I saw a foot-long angel fish. The 500 yard swim on the surface was the only tiring part of the dive but it is worth it to get out to where the fish are.… Read the rest “Gab Gab II Hot Dogs”

Raul got us onto the Navy base which is accessible to US citizen but not really sanctioned for scuba use. It is the Clinton administration so don’t ask, don’t tell. There is a little park with a concrete pool right in the side of the bay.… Read the rest “Gab Gab II”

The Micronesian Dive Shop put on a great lunch for us between dives complete with sushi. For the second dive of the day, we made a short boat ride from Shark Pit to Eel’s Garden. It is named that for the Sand Needles which are eels living in the sand swaying in the tide like blades of grass.… Read the rest “Eel’s Garden”

With my dive buddy, Raul Estravit, I went on a trip to the Shark Pit, just off the southern coast of Guam, on the Orote Peninsula. Raul drove us to the boat dock. The boat “Scuba Roo” was pretty good size with probably 40 people on board.… Read the rest “Shark Pit”