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| Hi, We are planning a liveaboard at the beginning of october 2004 to the Deep South / St. Johns Reefs. We have been diving in Egypt several times, how does the St. Johns compare to for example the Brothers and the North Route ? Any advice on good liveaboards is also more than welcome ! Thank you from a rainy Holland...... Alrik |
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| "Alrik" <alrik@wanadoo.nl> wrote > We are planning a liveaboard at the beginning of october 2004 to the > Deep South / St. Johns Reefs. We have been diving in Egypt several > times, how does the St. Johns compare to for example the Brothers and > the North Route ? I did St. John's a couple of years ago and really didn't see much difference from other places in the area. One was spectacular from a geology point being vertical sided from just below the water down forever - like diving round a large factory chimney but on it was coral, fish, you know the usual stuff, plus lots of baby sharks which was fun. Personally I prefer the northern circuit because, although the good places are infested with day boats, you get large lumps of interesting rusty metal and doing a relatively intact wreck in 20+m vis is magic. Probably somebody who knows their marine biology will be horrified at what I missed seeing but I wouldn't bother to go back. nigelH |
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| "Nigel Hewitt" <nigelh@REMOVETHISnigelhewitt.net> wrote in message news:<bsmkoa$t25$1@hercules.btinternet.com>... > "Alrik" <alrik@wanadoo.nl> wrote > > We are planning a liveaboard at the beginning of october 2004 to the > > Deep South / St. Johns Reefs. We have been diving in Egypt several > > times, how does the St. Johns compare to for example the Brothers and > > the North Route ? > Which Deep south are you doing there a two called this the one concentraits on St Johns which as Nigle says is very much pinnicle diving but often lots of shark life. The other one does St Johns but also Elphinstone, Deadelus and to my mind is a better option but others may differ. John G has posted a trip report on this and there is another one posted by somebody else if you search. |
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| colinpjenkins@hotmail.com (michael2) wrote in message news:<d55d3342.0401030104.4aa29c26@posting.google. com>... > "Nigel Hewitt" <nigelh@REMOVETHISnigelhewitt.net> wrote in message news:<bsmkoa$t25$1@hercules.btinternet.com>... > > "Alrik" <alrik@wanadoo.nl> wrote > > > We are planning a liveaboard at the beginning of october 2004 to the > > > Deep South / St. Johns Reefs. We have been diving in Egypt several > > > times, how does the St. Johns compare to for example the Brothers and > > > the North Route ? > > > Which Deep south are you doing there a two called this the one > concentraits on St Johns which as Nigle says is very much pinnicle > diving but often lots of shark life. The other one does St Johns but > also Elphinstone, Deadelus and to my mind is a better option but > others may differ. John G has posted a trip report on this and there > is another one posted by somebody else if you search. Oops Wrong forum its Divernet desination forum that have the trip reports. |
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| St. Johns ? Wie is er geweest ? | Alrik | (Dutch) | 4 | 04-12-2007 02:18 PM |
| St. Johns Egypt ? Who Has been There ? | Alrik | Egypt | 1 | 03-26-2007 09:52 PM |
| St Johns | John | USA | 3 | 03-26-2007 07:10 PM |
| St. Johns - How Good is it? | Richard Faulkner | United Kingdom of Great Britain & N. Ireland | 70 | 06-17-2005 09:30 AM |
| Trip Report St. Johns 9/03 | Fritz Koller | (German) | 0 | 09-16-2003 05:07 AM |