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New Course Director

By djl team, 26 January, 2009, No Comment

DJL would like to welcome a new member to the team, Peter.
Peter a Dutch native will run IDC programs in English, German & Dutch. He has 27 years of Diving experience including specialist skills in tech diving and ice diving, as well as working as a tug boat captain in holland.

We wish Peter all the best for his future with us, helping the next generation of diving instructors achieve their goals.

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New Rib Captain

By djl team, 26 January, 2009, No Comment

After last years successful late afternoon shark dives, DJL have been looking for ways to continue and improve this exciting area. To help us do just that, we have brought into the team David Murry.

David comes from New Zealand and has worked for the search and rescue department in Australia for the past 7 years.
As our rib captain he plans to increase the services offered on the rib byoffering snorkeling tours, water skiing & wake boarding.

For all those of you looking for some excitment, or thrillseeker rib trips. We welcome you to the team Dave.

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Video of wreck dives on the HIJMS Hatsutaka

By djl team, 30 April, 2008, No Comment

Following up on our dive expedition, diving the HIJMS Hatsutaka wreck last month, here are some short video clips of the wreck, to give you a better idea of the dive site.

hijms hatsutaka wreck dive

Enjoy:

Hatsutaka wreck dive video 1: Above the top of the bow section

Hatsutaka wreck dive video 2: Debris field beneath the bridge

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Wreck Diving Expedition, Tech Liveaboard, September 2008

By djl team, 23 April, 2008, No Comment

Tech wreck expedition with Davy Jones Locker [PADI 5* Gold Palm Resort] & Worldwide Dive &  Sail

Date: 7 – 13th September 2008

Destination: Southern Gulf of Thailand [departing from Koh Tao or Koh Samui]

Objective: WW2 Cargo Vessels

Depth Range: 40 – 70 metres [Trimix & CCR Rebreather supported]

sampai jumpa sailing liveaboard technical diving expedition thailand

Brief: Based on WW2 Allied submarine records combined with local knowledge, we’ve selected four targets in the Southern Gulf of Thailand. These range in size, up to 10,000 tonnes.

We’ve scheduled the trip to include 5 days of diving, planned for 2 dives per day. Depth will be in the 40 – 70 metre range, with low wave heights and good visibility expected at this time.

We’ll be diving from the Sampai Jumpa sailing liveaboard, supporting both open circuit [twin set with central isolation manifold] or ccr rebreather. Trimix and nitrox are available onboard.

The price is 50,000 baht per person OR 230,000 for the full charter, maximum 10 divers.

For inquiries please contact DJL Diving.

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5 metre whale shark at the Chumphon Pinnacles diving site

By djl team, 23 April, 2008, No Comment

This morning, divers from DJL Diving Koh Tao got to dive with a 5 metre long whale shark at the Chumphon Pinnacles.

DJL Diving boat

On the boat to enjoy the experience was Christy, making the final two dives of her PADI Open Water course with DJL Instructor Alex. Also diving was Luke, with a group of certified divers.

DJL Diving instructor alex wells

Let’s hope the whale shark sticks around for a few days!

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