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This guide is
to be used only by certified sport scuba divers
with current valid certification from a
recognized scuba training organization. At all
times scuba divers must dive within the
recognized sport diving limits and guidelines,
and within the limits of their certification
level.
It
is your responsibility at all times to exercise
good seamanship when anchoring your yacht, and
your dinghy, at a dive site. You must ensure
that you use sufficient scope (you may have to
lengthen your dinghy anchor line), and check
thoroughly that your anchor is well set and will
not damage any coral. Please adhere to all
guidelines and instructions issued by your
charter company.
As
a scuba diver it is your responsibility prior to
diving, to check that local weather and sea
conditions, including currents, are suitable for
diving. You must also thoroughly check your own
equipment, as well as that of your buddy, paying
particular attention to the air supply. You must
plan your dive, and then dive according to this
plan. Always dive with a suitably experienced
buddy and display your diver down flag
prominently, exercising special caution in areas
where there is boating and jet ski activity.
Although extensive care has been exercised in
this guide to accurately describe dive site
conditions, the publisher makes no warranty,
expressed or implied, for any errors or
omissions in this guide. This guide is not to be
used for navigational purpose.
Should you feel that you have any additional
information that would be useful for inclusion
within this guide, we would be grateful to hear
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