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RECOMMENDED DIVE EQUIPMENT

(if  you can think of something to add to this list - let me know scuba@gmskiclub.org ) 

·        Mask and extra mask strap

·        Strap Fins, extra fin straps and clips 

·        Snorkel and extra snorkel keeper 

·        Buoyancy Jacket with power inflator and whistle 

·        Weight belt and weight stops, if you do not have a wt.  Integrated  BC (if you have a wt.   Integrated  BC  - weights are provided at the resort) 

·        Regulator with alternate air source (overhauled within the last year) 

·        Computer or an underwater watch/timer 

·       Dive boots  

·        3 mm full wet suit and/or Lycra skin  

·        Reef gloves (if you have 'em - leave 'em home - not permitted in the marine park)

·        Logbook 

·        Certification Card (we will vote on the "best " picture"

·        Dive Tables  

·        Underwater light for night dives ‑ recommended for daytime 

·        Tank light  for night dives (no cyalume sticks)  

·        Safety Sausage (not just for breakfast anymore)- highly recommended for divers and snorkelers 

·        Underwater Camera with lots of film and batteries   

·        Extra batteries for lights and computers  

·        Defog for your mask - Defog for your morning brain

·        Waterproof suntan lotion- unless you bring lots of the other kind

·        Long and short sleeve T-shirts and hats 

·        Several bathing suits and comfortable sandals 

·        Sweater or lightweight jacket for evening 

·        Triptone of Seacure for motion sickness 

·        Medications in original prescription bottles 

·        Sunglasses with 100% UV protection and floating glass straps 

·        Beach Towel (provided at resort, but nice to have an additional one) 

·        Dry Bag - great for on board the boat 

·        Mesh bag

·        SeaCure for those marine stings 

·        Waterproof suntan lotion - did I say that again - must be experience speaking

·        If you are doing the shark dive, you are required to dive with a full 3mm suit that covers your arms and legs. Offers absolutely little protection if you are eaten, but it keeps you from getting other abrasions. There is not a shark dive planned on this trip.