Sunset Divers Curacao

Source: www.sunsetdiver.com

Cameras

There are separate rinse tanks for cameras on board.

Dive Boats

There are two dive boats. The weather, number of divers and logistics for the week determine which boat or boats will be used.

Day Dreamer - 44 ft oso blanco with twin inboard diesels, huge open
deck space, giant stride entry off stern platform, 2 ladders off the
stern, plenty of shade, some dry gear storage, rated for 24 divers,
usually limited to 18.

Day Tripper - 31 ft eduardono with twin Yamaha 100 hp outboards,
smaller but quicker, longer/narrower design, back roll entry, 2 ladders
- 1 on each side, plenty of shade, some dry gear storage, rated for 12
divers, usually limited to 8.

Oxygen and radio communications on board
All brand new aluminum 80's. No smaller tanks yet.
Water, iced tea, and fresh local fruit are provided.

Dive Boat Schedule

2-tank morning boat trip and return after both dives
(typically 9:00am-12:30/1:00pm). Most dives sites are fairly close
(10-20 minutes). Mushroom Forest, one of Curacao's premiere sites, is
just around the corner.

1-tank boat dive each afternoon at 2:00pm.

Guided shore diving from 9:30-4:00pm daily

1-tank boat dive to Watamula on Tuesday afternoon at 2:00pm

Guided night diving upon request.

Boat night dive every Thursday leaves at 6:30pm followed by a beach BBQ

24-hour access to equipment storage room and full tanks for those hard-core divers.

E6

No E6 processing available at the dive shop, however the hotel does have someone that can run into town to drop off/pick up processing. They rent digital cameras and can download diver's photos to disc.

NITROX
We do have nitrox - it is $13.00/tank

SNORKELERS

Snorkelers are welcome on the boat the charge is $20.00/per person per day
and divers get first priority. If there is space on the boat they may come along.

We have a snorkel trip Wed afternoons, the cost is $20.00 and we take up to 24
snorkelers.