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2 out of 3 dive guides were well worth diving with. The other left concerns.
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点评：I dove with Wannadive 3 days while I was on the island this last week.
Saturday, June 20, the first dive day was to do the required “Check-out” dive and a second shore dive of my choice. Rene was my Divemaster for both dives. She was thorough when going over what is required, she described the dive site (Grand Windsock) well, and was very good about checking in with me and sharing things she spotted during that first dive. As I was going to be doing a boat dive with them, we decided to dive Bari Reef for the second dive so I could leave my gear with them until the boat dives. While we were waiting out our surface interval at the Eden Beach shop, I met Jemima (sp?) who is a spitfire and I enjoyed spending that 45 minutes hanging out with them. During that Bari Reef dive, Rene again was great and had hyped the dive as having a resident seahorse and a resident frogfish. She was able to deliver on both and we had a great, easy, 55 minute dive. Wannadive rating 5/5.
Monday, June 22, I did the boat dive with Yvonne (captain), Nomi (divemaster), and Sebastian. As with most day-boats, it was a bit tight on board and the usual chaos of getting gear set up. When getting set up, I found a leak in my first stage that was most likely not fixable on board, so I was provided with a loner regular that included an analog pressure gauge. I had my wrist computer that would serve to provide with depth, time, NDL etc. Everything was all good. Once everyone was setup and good, Nomi went to the bow of the boat and stayed there with no interaction with the divers on board until we arrived at the first site (Mi Dushi off Klein Bonaire). Yvonne gave a quick briefing on the boat, exit, and entry procedures, etc. Nomi gave a briefing on the site which included her telling us that she would not be checking on us during the dive, we were to stay with her and let her know when we reached 1500 psi to turn around. She also mentioned that the site was great but had nothing special to talk about. Nomi was not kidding about not checking on anyone, but occasionally did turn around for a moment before continuing ahead. I was the fourth person out of the water (out of 10) and once on deck, I noticed a hissing sound from behind me. I found that there were multiple tiny holes in the low pressure inflator hose that were not noticeable before entry. As each person got out of the water, they all asked who the diver was that had been trailing all the bubbles. I exited with 850 psi after 54 minutes, so the leaks were clearly not bad, but I was now on edge that nobody made me aware it. There were several, not one. Several, that could have become larger combined leaks, with serious complications. When Nomi got out of the water last, she made a bee-line to me to tell me I had something wrong with my BCD. Sebastian, another diver, and myself had already found the leaks and they were in the low pressure inflator hose, so I let her know and she backed down. I was then provided with another loner setup. Once underway to the second site, Nomi and Sebastian went to the bow and stayed there until reaching the second site (Andrea II). Again, no interaction with the divers other than what was required. Another single diver and I buddied up for this one since it was clear we were on our own. During the dive briefing, she told us that we could do a negative entry and go against the current. She was asked which direction that was and she told us that it isn’t possible to know from the surface and that she accidentally went the wrong way on the last dive. Anyhow, same as with the first dive and no interaction during the dive and I was very anxious during the first several minutes of the dive checking and checking everything again and again to be sure everything was good before settling in for the actual dive. Overall, the dive sites were full of soft corals, evidence of new hard coral growths, and the usual suspects you would find on a carribean reef. I still would rate the day a 1/5 based on the staff. This is billed on the website as ‘guided’ dives with full dive briefings.
Tuesday, June 23, I joined 3 friends for their Discover Scuba with Wannadive. I had briefed them the night before and cautioned that I would abort if it was being led by Nomi. Gladly, we were met with Edwin who would be their Dive Instructor. He did a great job during orientation hitting on key points and asking them if there were questions regularly. I joined them during the pool session as the unofficial videographer and filmed must of the pool session. Afterwards, we went across the street to Grand Windsock for the ocean dive. Again, I was along as an observer and to video what I could for them. Edwin was great with them and seemed to maintain calm even when it was like he was herding cats a few times when the 3 would venture off in different directions. I stayed out of it as an observer, but did attempt to assist with keeping the group together best I could. Overall, Edwin made the day a 5/5.
I had great experiences with 2 of the 3 people leading the dives who I would dive with over and over again. The other was far an away disappointing and left me feeling that safety and interaction were bottom of the priority list. I did speak with Emma while my friends were in ‘class’ for the DSD and let her know what my experience was the day before. Emma expressed what felt like real concern, but I can’t go above a 3/5 overall.
Saturday, June 20, the first dive day was to do the required “Check-out” dive and a second shore dive of my choice. Rene was my Divemaster for both dives. She was thorough when going over what is required, she described the dive site (Grand Windsock) well, and was very good about checking in with me and sharing things she spotted during that first dive. As I was going to be doing a boat dive with them, we decided to dive Bari Reef for the second dive so I could leave my gear with them until the boat dives. While we were waiting out our surface interval at the Eden Beach shop, I met Jemima (sp?) who is a spitfire and I enjoyed spending that 45 minutes hanging out with them. During that Bari Reef dive, Rene again was great and had hyped the dive as having a resident seahorse and a resident frogfish. She was able to deliver on both and we had a great, easy, 55 minute dive. Wannadive rating 5/5.
Monday, June 22, I did the boat dive with Yvonne (captain), Nomi (divemaster), and Sebastian. As with most day-boats, it was a bit tight on board and the usual chaos of getting gear set up. When getting set up, I found a leak in my first stage that was most likely not fixable on board, so I was provided with a loner regular that included an analog pressure gauge. I had my wrist computer that would serve to provide with depth, time, NDL etc. Everything was all good. Once everyone was setup and good, Nomi went to the bow of the boat and stayed there with no interaction with the divers on board until we arrived at the first site (Mi Dushi off Klein Bonaire). Yvonne gave a quick briefing on the boat, exit, and entry procedures, etc. Nomi gave a briefing on the site which included her telling us that she would not be checking on us during the dive, we were to stay with her and let her know when we reached 1500 psi to turn around. She also mentioned that the site was great but had nothing special to talk about. Nomi was not kidding about not checking on anyone, but occasionally did turn around for a moment before continuing ahead. I was the fourth person out of the water (out of 10) and once on deck, I noticed a hissing sound from behind me. I found that there were multiple tiny holes in the low pressure inflator hose that were not noticeable before entry. As each person got out of the water, they all asked who the diver was that had been trailing all the bubbles. I exited with 850 psi after 54 minutes, so the leaks were clearly not bad, but I was now on edge that nobody made me aware it. There were several, not one. Several, that could have become larger combined leaks, with serious complications. When Nomi got out of the water last, she made a bee-line to me to tell me I had something wrong with my BCD. Sebastian, another diver, and myself had already found the leaks and they were in the low pressure inflator hose, so I let her know and she backed down. I was then provided with another loner setup. Once underway to the second site, Nomi and Sebastian went to the bow and stayed there until reaching the second site (Andrea II). Again, no interaction with the divers other than what was required. Another single diver and I buddied up for this one since it was clear we were on our own. During the dive briefing, she told us that we could do a negative entry and go against the current. She was asked which direction that was and she told us that it isn’t possible to know from the surface and that she accidentally went the wrong way on the last dive. Anyhow, same as with the first dive and no interaction during the dive and I was very anxious during the first several minutes of the dive checking and checking everything again and again to be sure everything was good before settling in for the actual dive. Overall, the dive sites were full of soft corals, evidence of new hard coral growths, and the usual suspects you would find on a carribean reef. I still would rate the day a 1/5 based on the staff. This is billed on the website as ‘guided’ dives with full dive briefings.
Tuesday, June 23, I joined 3 friends for their Discover Scuba with Wannadive. I had briefed them the night before and cautioned that I would abort if it was being led by Nomi. Gladly, we were met with Edwin who would be their Dive Instructor. He did a great job during orientation hitting on key points and asking them if there were questions regularly. I joined them during the pool session as the unofficial videographer and filmed must of the pool session. Afterwards, we went across the street to Grand Windsock for the ocean dive. Again, I was along as an observer and to video what I could for them. Edwin was great with them and seemed to maintain calm even when it was like he was herding cats a few times when the 3 would venture off in different directions. I stayed out of it as an observer, but did attempt to assist with keeping the group together best I could. Overall, Edwin made the day a 5/5.
I had great experiences with 2 of the 3 people leading the dives who I would dive with over and over again. The other was far an away disappointing and left me feeling that safety and interaction were bottom of the priority list. I did speak with Emma while my friends were in ‘class’ for the DSD and let her know what my experience was the day before. Emma expressed what felt like real concern, but I can’t go above a 3/5 overall.
翻译：上周我在岛上的时候，参加了Wannadive的潜水活动，一共潜了三天。
6月20日星期六，第一天的潜水是完成规定的“检查”潜水，以及一次我自选的岸潜。两次潜水我的潜水长都是Rene。她讲解得非常详细，对潜点（Grand Windsock）的描述也很到位，而且在第一次潜水时，她会及时询问我的潜水情况，并分享她观察到的景象。因为我之后还要参加他们的船潜，所以我们决定第二次潜水去Bari Reef，这样我就可以把装备寄存在他们那里，直到船潜开始。在Eden Beach潜水店等待水面休息的时候，我遇到了Jemima（拼写可能有误），她是个活泼开朗的女孩，和她一起度过了愉快的45分钟。在Bari Reef的潜水过程中，Rene再次展现了她出色的能力，她之前就兴奋地告诉我，那里有海马和躄鱼常驻。她完美地完成了两项任务，我们度过了一次轻松愉快的55分钟潜水。Wannadive评分5/5。
6月22日星期一，我和船长Yvonne、潜水长Nomi以及Sebastian一起进行了船潜。和大多数一日游船一样，船上空间有点拥挤，装备准备工作也比较混乱。准备过程中，我发现一级头漏气，船上很可能修不好，所以他们给我提供了一个备用的普通一级头，带模拟压力表。我戴着腕式潜水电脑，可以显示深度、时间、免减压时间等信息。一切都很顺利。等大家都准备妥当后，Nomi去了船头，一直待在那里，没有和船上的潜水员交流，直到我们到达第一个潜点（位于小博内尔岛附近的Mi Dushi）。伊冯娜简要介绍了船只、出入程序等。诺米则介绍了潜点情况，并告诉我们潜水过程中她不会过来看看我们，让我们跟着她，等到气压达到1500 psi时再告诉她该返航了。她还提到潜点很棒，但没什么特别的。诺米说她不会过来看看我们可不是开玩笑，只是偶尔会回头看看一会儿，然后再继续往前走。我是十个人中第四个出水的，一上甲板就听到身后传来嘶嘶声。我发现低压充气软管上有好几个小孔，入水前根本看不出来。每个人出水后都问我，是谁拖着那么多气泡。54分钟后我出水时气压是850 psi，所以漏气情况显然不算严重，但我很担心没人告诉我。漏气的地方不止一个，而是好几个。有好几处漏气点，如果合并起来可能会造成更大的漏气，引发严重的并发症。诺米最后出水后，径直走到我跟前，告诉我我的浮力背心（BCD）出了问题。我和另一位潜水员塞巴斯蒂安已经找到了漏气点，漏气点在低压充气软管上，所以我告诉了她，她这才作罢。之后，我又换了一套单人潜水装备。前往第二个潜点时，诺米和塞巴斯蒂安去了船头，一直待在那里直到到达第二个潜点（安德烈亚二号）。除了必要的沟通之外，他们没有和其他潜水员交流。这次我们只能靠自己，所以和另一位单人潜水员结伴而行。在潜水简报会上，她告诉我们可以采用负压入水，逆流而上。有人问她逆流的方向，她说从水面无法判断，而且她上次潜水就误入了错误的方向。总之，和第一次潜水一样，潜水过程中没有任何互动。潜水开始的几分钟里，我一直很焦虑，反复检查所有东西，确保一切就绪后才开始正式潜水。总的来说，潜点遍布软珊瑚，也能看到新生的硬珊瑚，以及加勒比海珊瑚礁常见的各种生物。但就工作人员而言，我仍然只能给这次潜水打1分（满分5分）。网站上说这是“有向导的”潜水，并提供完整的潜水简报。
6月23日星期二，我和三个朋友一起参加了Wannadive的体验潜水课程。前一天晚上我给他们做了简报，并警告说如果是由Nomi带领，我会取消行程。幸运的是，我们遇到了他们的潜水教练Edwin。他在讲解过程中做得很好，抓住了重点，并经常询问他们是否有问题。我作为非官方的摄像师加入了他们的泳池练习，拍摄了大部分的泳池练习。之后，我们穿过马路去了大风帆礁进行海潜。我再次以观察员的身份陪同，并尽可能地为他们拍摄视频。埃德温和他们相处得很好，即使有几次三个孩子像赶猫一样各自乱跑，他也能保持冷静。我作为观察员没有参与其中。但我尽力协助大家保持团队的团结。总的来说，Edwin 让这一天的体验达到了满分（5/5）。
三位潜水领队中，有两位给我留下了非常深刻的印象，我愿意和他们一起潜水很久。另一位则令人非常失望，让我感觉安全和团队互动都被他放在了次要位置。我的朋友们在上潜水指导课的时候，我和 Emma 聊了聊我前一天的经历。Emma 表示了真诚的关心，但我总体上只能给 3/5 分。
6月20日星期六，第一天的潜水是完成规定的“检查”潜水，以及一次我自选的岸潜。两次潜水我的潜水长都是Rene。她讲解得非常详细，对潜点（Grand Windsock）的描述也很到位，而且在第一次潜水时，她会及时询问我的潜水情况，并分享她观察到的景象。因为我之后还要参加他们的船潜，所以我们决定第二次潜水去Bari Reef，这样我就可以把装备寄存在他们那里，直到船潜开始。在Eden Beach潜水店等待水面休息的时候，我遇到了Jemima（拼写可能有误），她是个活泼开朗的女孩，和她一起度过了愉快的45分钟。在Bari Reef的潜水过程中，Rene再次展现了她出色的能力，她之前就兴奋地告诉我，那里有海马和躄鱼常驻。她完美地完成了两项任务，我们度过了一次轻松愉快的55分钟潜水。Wannadive评分5/5。
6月22日星期一，我和船长Yvonne、潜水长Nomi以及Sebastian一起进行了船潜。和大多数一日游船一样，船上空间有点拥挤，装备准备工作也比较混乱。准备过程中，我发现一级头漏气，船上很可能修不好，所以他们给我提供了一个备用的普通一级头，带模拟压力表。我戴着腕式潜水电脑，可以显示深度、时间、免减压时间等信息。一切都很顺利。等大家都准备妥当后，Nomi去了船头，一直待在那里，没有和船上的潜水员交流，直到我们到达第一个潜点（位于小博内尔岛附近的Mi Dushi）。伊冯娜简要介绍了船只、出入程序等。诺米则介绍了潜点情况，并告诉我们潜水过程中她不会过来看看我们，让我们跟着她，等到气压达到1500 psi时再告诉她该返航了。她还提到潜点很棒，但没什么特别的。诺米说她不会过来看看我们可不是开玩笑，只是偶尔会回头看看一会儿，然后再继续往前走。我是十个人中第四个出水的，一上甲板就听到身后传来嘶嘶声。我发现低压充气软管上有好几个小孔，入水前根本看不出来。每个人出水后都问我，是谁拖着那么多气泡。54分钟后我出水时气压是850 psi，所以漏气情况显然不算严重，但我很担心没人告诉我。漏气的地方不止一个，而是好几个。有好几处漏气点，如果合并起来可能会造成更大的漏气，引发严重的并发症。诺米最后出水后，径直走到我跟前，告诉我我的浮力背心（BCD）出了问题。我和另一位潜水员塞巴斯蒂安已经找到了漏气点，漏气点在低压充气软管上，所以我告诉了她，她这才作罢。之后，我又换了一套单人潜水装备。前往第二个潜点时，诺米和塞巴斯蒂安去了船头，一直待在那里直到到达第二个潜点（安德烈亚二号）。除了必要的沟通之外，他们没有和其他潜水员交流。这次我们只能靠自己，所以和另一位单人潜水员结伴而行。在潜水简报会上，她告诉我们可以采用负压入水，逆流而上。有人问她逆流的方向，她说从水面无法判断，而且她上次潜水就误入了错误的方向。总之，和第一次潜水一样，潜水过程中没有任何互动。潜水开始的几分钟里，我一直很焦虑，反复检查所有东西，确保一切就绪后才开始正式潜水。总的来说，潜点遍布软珊瑚，也能看到新生的硬珊瑚，以及加勒比海珊瑚礁常见的各种生物。但就工作人员而言，我仍然只能给这次潜水打1分（满分5分）。网站上说这是“有向导的”潜水，并提供完整的潜水简报。
6月23日星期二，我和三个朋友一起参加了Wannadive的体验潜水课程。前一天晚上我给他们做了简报，并警告说如果是由Nomi带领，我会取消行程。幸运的是，我们遇到了他们的潜水教练Edwin。他在讲解过程中做得很好，抓住了重点，并经常询问他们是否有问题。我作为非官方的摄像师加入了他们的泳池练习，拍摄了大部分的泳池练习。之后，我们穿过马路去了大风帆礁进行海潜。我再次以观察员的身份陪同，并尽可能地为他们拍摄视频。埃德温和他们相处得很好，即使有几次三个孩子像赶猫一样各自乱跑，他也能保持冷静。我作为观察员没有参与其中。但我尽力协助大家保持团队的团结。总的来说，Edwin 让这一天的体验达到了满分（5/5）。
三位潜水领队中，有两位给我留下了非常深刻的印象，我愿意和他们一起潜水很久。另一位则令人非常失望，让我感觉安全和团队互动都被他放在了次要位置。我的朋友们在上潜水指导课的时候，我和 Emma 聊了聊我前一天的经历。Emma 表示了真诚的关心，但我总体上只能给 3/5 分。
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