Jun
22
Posted on 22-06-2009
Filed Under (Maui Scuba Diving Locations) by scubamike

Where is the best scuba diving locations on the island of Maui? We would like to hear from you, if you have dived on Maui and would like to cast your vote for the #1 Maui Dive Spot.

Molokini comes to many peoples mind, however, you must factor in the costs associated with charter boats and tour boats, and the masses of snokelers that come by large tour boats. Sadly there has also been damage to the reef and the fish life there because of over use. However, it is a special place, and that back wall is a exciting place to dive.

Other great dive spots are the Five Caves in Makena, Black Rock in Kaanapali, Cathedrals in Lanai, Ulua Beach, Hanakao’o (Canoe Beach), and many more.

Click here for more Maui Dive Locations >

Please comment here with your thoughts!

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Apr
17
Posted on 17-04-2009
Filed Under (News from Scuba Mike) by scubamike

A lot of people are visiting Maui these days on a shoe string budget and yet they are still having a great time. yes it’s true, you do not need a lot of money to have fun in Maui. As the saying goes, the best things in life are FREE!

If your comming to maui and your thinking “what can I do that will be a great experience but not cost a arm and a leg?” I hope you find my website, as I (Scuba Mike) do not need to charge rediculous ammounts for my personal tours as I do not have the high overhead of a boat or a dive shop, I have a van and top of the line equipment with 25 years of diving experience with a perfect safety record.

I pass my savings on to you while not compromising the awesome experience that you will have underwater in Maui’s beuatiful ocean. So if your looking for a great experience on a budget and you need to find savings and discounts, cruise on down and mention “web special” to get a discounted price for you and your group. You dont have to be cheap to save, dive with the best scuba instructors at http://www.scubamike.net

Aloha!

-Scuba Mike, Maui Hawaii

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Feb
20
Posted on 20-02-2009
Filed Under (Scuba Diving Techniques) by scubamike

Are you thinking about trying out SCUBA? Maui is a great place to Scuba Dive because of it’s great water temperatures and easy access to Scuba Diving sites (via Shoredives) with lots of sea life.

Introduction to Scuba

Scuba diving is swimming underwater while using self-contained breathing equipment. Scuba stands for “Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus.” A scuba is gear that permits you to execute a range of underwater adventures and activities. Scuba in addition refers to groups of people who engage in or are fans of scuba diving. If you plan to vacation in Maui, you should plan ahead for a scuba lesson as it is an exhilarating experience.Maui Dive Sites

If you have little or no scuba diving knowledge, the Introductory Dive or Discovery Dive courses can help you to obtain the experience you should have to take on scuba diving in Maui. Numerous travelers and scuba diving fans take a trip to Maui and other Hawaii dive destinations and scuba dive there so that they can develop experience and become ready to scuba dive in other more tricky scuba diving spots or locations.

Scuba diving allows you to discover much deeper underwater, rather than simply a few meters beneath the top. Scuba diving provides you the opportunity to come into much closer contact with the underwater environment. Although scuba diving equipment may be heavy, it does not appear so once you are undersea. While you scuba dive, you bring with you each and every one of the necessary scuba apparatus you need in order for you to breathe underwater. Once underwater, you can select to glide underwater by pushing yourself with fins and your personal force. Then again, you are able to use a little mechanical vehicle if you would rather move underwater faster called a DPV, check out our Scooter Dive section for more info.

While scuba diving is still evolving, it already has several universal classifications including recreational diving, technical diving, military diving and commercial diving. There are even more scuba diving categories, however these are the more common ones. Essentially, a scuba diving classification depends on the scuba diver and the gear utilized. Want to know more about scuba?

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Jan
13
Posted on 13-01-2009
Filed Under (News from Scuba Mike) by scubamike

New years resolution; Scuba diving on Maui is what I want to do in 2009! But you say “Scuba Mike, you go scuba diving every day, don’t you?”. Well I recently suffered an injury which had my foot in a cast for the last month.

Tomorrow the cast comes off, and the ocean is beautiful, calling me to dive deep in the cool, healing Hawaiian waters of Maui.

If you have never gone Scuba diving, Maui is the best place to discover the under water world. With accessible shore dives and a wide aray of ocean life you will have an adventure that just might spark your passion for the ocean and a life long connection to nature.

I wish you all the best in 2009, I hope you remember to malama da aina, malama ke kai. When diving or snorkeling always respect the ocean, the reef and it’s inhabitants.

Aloha!

Let’s go Scuba Dive Maui!

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Dec
21
Posted on 21-12-2008
Filed Under (News from Scuba Mike) by scubamike

The weather outside is FANTASTIC! A warm fire might be deligting…after a long scuba dive in Maui!! :) Maybe if we were in Kula.

Here in the sunny shores of West Maui we enjoyed a fun introductory dive.

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Nov
10
Posted on 10-11-2008
Filed Under (About Maui) by scubamike

So you’ve seen the underwater world, but have you seen the underwater world at night? When you go night diving on Maui you’ll see a whole new world. Even if you have dived a site many times before, it takes on a new personality at night, as many underwater creatures and plant life (different from those you see at day) are active at night.

Check out more info about Maui Scuba Night Dive

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Oct
21
Posted on 21-10-2008
Filed Under (News from Scuba Mike) by scubamike

Put away that wet suit and bathe in warm, clear water. Looking for colorful fish? Coral reefs are earth’s natural aquaria. Looking for large creatures? Turtles, rays and huge grouper often drift by - just an arm’s length away. And, when you come up, the tropical sun warms your soul and burns away stress.

If your thinking of “going tropical” now is the time to come on over to Maui and rediscover our beautiful ocean. We are offering a specials on group dives and Advanced Padi certifications. Check out these web sites for flights:

http://www.hawaiianair.com/SpecialOffers/

http://www.pleasantholidays.com/PleasantHolidaysWeb/Vacation-Deals-Hawaii.html

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Oct
04
Posted on 04-10-2008
Filed Under (News from Scuba Mike) by scubamike

Hi all,

Just a quick newsflash, just got my new computer today and set it up with Final Cut Pro, so will be making movies for you soon!

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Sep
22
Posted on 22-09-2008
Filed Under (News from Scuba Mike) by scubamike

Here are some photos sent to me from my customers

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Sep
20
Posted on 20-09-2008
Filed Under (Marine Life) by scubamike

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