The Simple Guide to Boat and Wreck Diving is the third DVD production from Hammerhead Video. It's an ideal introduction into both of these great diving activities. Boat diving is the best way to explore remote diving locations, no matter where you dive. Whether you dive from large or small boats, there's nothing quite like exploring remote diving destinations from a dive boat. In this video, we'll take you aboard both large and small boats, and you'll see the techniques for diving from both. Boat diving is a great way to meet new diving friends and share the adventure of diving... more
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The 270-foot Sapona was built by Henry Ford in 1911. She served as a troop transport for just one trip during World War I. After the war, the Sapona was used by rumrunners between the Bahamas and Florida during Prohibition. Some say she was anchored and turned in to a private drinking and gambling club or simply a storage warehouse for rum. A hurricane in the late 1920s drove the ship aground between South Bimini and Cat Cay, where she only partially submerged. Today, the Sapona is very popular with divers and snorkelers. A large portion of the ship remains above water... more
Tags: BK3D1168, Other, Books, Educational and Guides, 3D Spona - Bimini, Bahamas, Waterproof Dive Site Card
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The Badger is a small, old Burma Oil tugboat that was sunk off the southern coast of Grand Bahamas Island in about 50 feet of water. An easy dive for divers of all skill levels, The Badger weck is a great backdrop for underwater photography and video. The Badger sits upright on the seabed 50 feet below the water's surface, and divers can enter the hull safely. The Badger also attracts fish as an artificial reef.These unique cards provide a detailed depiction of the Badger wreck in the Bahamas. Each waterproof card is double sided... more
Tags: BK3D1167, Other, Books, Educational and Guides, 3D Badger Wreck - Bahamas, Waterproof Dive Site Card
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A former Navy minesweeper which was later refitted and used in the Bahamas as a cable layer, the globe-trotting MV Mahi ended its floating life as a research vessel for the University of Hawaii and adds a been-everywhere, done-everything mystique to underwater Oahu. Placed on the bottom in 1982, the Mahi was turned completely around and partially collapsed during Typhoon Iwa, so it is no longer recommended to divers as a penetration wreck dive. But even without an accessible interior, the 176-foot wreck remains the most popular dive site on the west side of Oahu. Cruise over and around it... more
Tags: BK3D1135, Other, Books, Educational and Guides, 3D Mahi - Oahu Hawaii, Waterproof Dive Site Card
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Prepare for your trip to the Grand Bahama island with this DVD travel guide. Explore Reef and wreck diving. Enjoy the grace of a dolphin encounter and the excitement of a shark feeding dive. Visit two of the Bahama's unique dive sites, Ben's Cavern & Mermaid's Lair - all shot in crystal clear High Definition Video! Includes bonus SHARK and DOLPHIN footage!... more
Tags: DVDVGB, Other, DVD's, Educational and Guides, Diving Grand Bahama: A Video Guide DVD
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The Hollyhock was a 175-foot U.S. Coast Guard buoy tender built in March of 1937 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In 1959, she was moved to Detroit, Michigan, where she was used as an ice breaker in Lake Michigan. She later served in Miami, Florida -- also as a buoy tender -- and in the Bahamas for refueling seaplanes for the U.S. Air Force. In 1982, the Hollyhock was decommissioned by the Coast Guard and was later purchased by a missionary and renamed the Good News Mission Ship, where she went from port to port spreading the Gospel. She became stranded in the Miami River... more
Tags: BK3DF48, Other, Books, Educational and Guides, 3D Captain Dan - Ft Lauderdale FL, Waterproof Dive Site Card
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NASSAU BAHAMA - New Providence Island Travel with us as we visit Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas, on New ProvidenceIsland, for this edition of Dive Travel. In 1670 British settlers came to New Providence Island and built Fort Charlestown, but in 1684 it was burned to the ground by the Spanish. It was later re-built and renamed Nassau in 1695 to honor King William III (formerly Prince of Orange-Nassau). As you can imagine the Island is full of history. We came to dive and we do it with Stuart Cove's Aqua Adventures, for more than 30 years they have been exploring the reefs, wrecks... more
Tags: DVDB569, Dive Travel DVD, DVD's, Educational and Guides, DVD Nassau Bahamas - Dive Travel Video Adventure Series
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