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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
6 Jul 2012 - 8 Jul 2012
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7 Sep 2012 - 9 Sep 2012
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19 Oct 2012 - 21 Oct 2012
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14 Nov 2012 - 17 Nov 2012
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15 Dec 2012 - 17 Dec 2012

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Customized, Personalized Dive Odyssey aboard the Undersea Hunter

The Undersea Hunter began life in Florida in 1968 as a submarine support vessel, doing much of her work with the Deep Rover Project of Dr. Sylvia Earle. A total refit for her new life taking divers to Cocos Island was done with all comforts in mind. She is a luxury yacht within an ocean-going powerhouse.
8 Apr 2012 (All day)  -  18 Apr 2012 (All day)
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An Eye-witness Report
I'd like to start with a short report about the once in a lifetime dive adventure we had at Cocos & Malpelo Islands in June, 2008. Already long past for me, but still hot news for those of you who haven't had this opportunity yet!

We were on the new flagship of the Undersea Hunter Fleet, the 131 foot ARGO. She's an incredible new liveaboard & offers the added excitement of the tantalizing "Deep See" submarine on which you can descend to otherwise impossible depths.

We had 15 nights at Cocos & Malpelo, where we dove amongst large schools of hammerheads at almost every site, encountered whale sharks and huge silvertips, even some tiger sharks, rare at Cocos but seen on several trips this year.

Night dives were equally as dramatic with a few hammerheads and silkies, along with hoards of hunting white tips, almost bumping into you in the excitement of the hunt!

In short, I'd have to say that few dive destinations seem to get better and better, but Cocos is one that keeps rocking and never fails to impress, with each trip better than the last !

Join us at Cocos in 2010. Check Availability and Contact us to reserve a space.

DIVING & ITINERARIES
On the way to or from the dive sites it is very common to find exciting snorkeling opportunities with Pacific Mantas, Bottlenose Dolphins or even a Bait Ball that will keep the adrenaline flowing all day long.

Also, between the dives and weather permitting, there is time for Sea Kayaking and/or land excursions.

Sample Itinerary

Day 1
Pickup from hotel between 8 AM and 1 PM Transfer by bus to Puntarenas

Day 2
Travel day. Steaming toward Cocos. There are videos and tales of Captain and crew tget you excited about your destination. Also, you can use this time for a technical diving course, should you choose.

Days 3 - 8
Dive the pinnacles around the perimeter of Cocos Island. Divers usually average three dives per day at depths of 60-100 feet or more.

Day 9
Make the last 3 dives before the cruise back to Costa Rica and reality!

Day 10
Travel day. All day to discuss the diving and to compare your adventures.

Day 11
Arrival at Puntarenas. After breakfast you will be transported back to San Jose.

Further information and booking â–º DiveAdvice
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