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Maria James

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Apr 11, 2008, 11:35:01 AM4/11/08
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Does anybody know of any good dive set up's in the channel islands?

Looking to do a week out there later this year (around end of July/Early
Aug)

Many thanks

Ian


Derek Turner

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Apr 15, 2008, 6:05:49 AM4/15/08
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AFAIK there is only one 'set up' here in Jersey. It's at Bouley Bay (JFGI)

bernardlyall

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Jun 7, 2008, 5:22:07 PM6/7/08
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I just got back from a week diving on Sark with Sark Diving Services
http://www.sarkci.com/ - as far as Sark goes they're it. Well, he's it,
since it's basically Andy, a hugely experienced local pro, and his (hard)
boat Starfish of Sark. He knows the place (and its bizarre currents)
backwards, and offers tanks, wieghts and fills - air & nitrox. Bring your
own gear.

Sark itself is great - if you're attracted by the idea of no cars, 1hr walk
from end to end, fantastic views and good food.

Happy to go on at greater length if you're interested...


Bernard

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Derek Turner

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Jun 8, 2008, 4:24:48 AM6/8/08
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On Sat, 07 Jun 2008 22:22:07 +0100, bernardlyall wrote:

> I just got back from a week diving on Sark with Sark Diving Services
> http://www.sarkci.com/ - as far as Sark goes they're it.
>
>

> Bernard
>

Dry suit? Just interested as I haven't yet plucked up courage to go
swimming here in Jersey and our dive-centres haven't really got going
yet, either.

SW

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Jun 8, 2008, 5:20:52 PM6/8/08
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"bernardlyall" <bernar...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I just got back from a week diving on Sark with Sark Diving Services
> http://www.sarkci.com/ - as far as Sark goes they're it. Well, he's it,
> since it's basically Andy, a hugely experienced local pro, and his (hard)
> boat Starfish of Sark. He knows the place (and its bizarre currents)
> backwards, and offers tanks, wieghts and fills - air & nitrox. Bring your
> own gear.
>
> Sark itself is great - if you're attracted by the idea of no cars, 1hr
> walk from end to end, fantastic views and good food.
>
> Happy to go on at greater length if you're interested...
>
>
> Bernard
>

How did you get there? Where did you stay?

SW

bernardlyall

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Jun 24, 2008, 2:53:19 PM6/24/08
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Yeah, dry suit - it was 12deg all the time. Two of us had semi-drys and were
fine at first, but got cold after a few days.

B


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bernardlyall

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Jun 24, 2008, 2:57:47 PM6/24/08
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Andy / Sark Diving Services ferried us over from Guernsey - so we got to
leave the gear in his boat thereafter and not cart it around - hooray! He
also provided accomodation - he has a big cottage which sleeps 8 I think.
It's a kind of all-in deal. But there are lots of other place to stay from
the cheap(ish) to the costly. Check out the tourist info site
www.sark.info - there aren't so many that you'll find different answers
elsewhere.

There's a regular ferry as well from Guernsey and no doubt Jersey too.

B


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