Scuba Diving Liveaboard Charter Checklist - Sailing Boat Charter

Equipment Checklist

800.327.9600

*Required for divers

**Available for rent with prior arrangements

______	MASK, FINS AND SNORKEL *
______	SNORKEL VEST(For Snorkeling - Not required but recommended)
______	BUOYANCY COMPENSATOR * **
______	REGULATOR WITH SUBMERSIBLE PRESSURE GAUGE * ** (Rental regulators have octopus and pressure and depth gauges)
______	DIVE WATCH OR COMPUTER *
______	DEPTH GAUGE OR COMPUTER * (Our rental regulators have depth gauges)
______	WATERPROOF DIVE TABLES OR COMPUTER
______	WETSUIT (Between fall and spring, a wetsuit is recommended)**
______	DIVE LIGHT (Required for night dives) **
______	CHEMICAL LIGHT STICK OR SUITABLE SUBSTITUTE (Required for night dives, may be purchased on board)
______	MOTION SICKNESS MEDICINE (Medication should be brought along in the event we encounter rough weather.)
______	TOWELS (We provide three towels. If you would like more towels or a beach towel, you should bring them with you.)
______	PASSPORT
______	DIVER'S CERTIFICATION CARD *
______	MONEY (Money for the night ashore, souvenirs, $15 departure tax and crew tip, 15% is recommended and can be given to the Captain at the end of the week)
______	Island Hiking Shoes ⁺

DIVING EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED: Tanks, weights and weightbelts.

EQUIPMENT TO LEAVE AT HOME: ILLEGAL DRUGS, SPEAR GUNS AND BANGSTICKS (Spearfishing is allowed in the Bahamas only with a Hawaiian sling or pole spear and NOT while using scuba, snorkeling only)

CLOTHING TO BRING: Space is limited and the islands we visit are very casual. Several bathing suits, shorts, long pants, several t-shirts, blouse/shirt and wind breaker all packed in soft luggage. Also deck shoes, sandals, suntan lotion (non-oil) and sunglasses. In winter, sweatshirts or sweaters are advisable. Personal items such as aspirin, decongestants and shampoo.

The cell phone for the boat and crew is 242.357.7482. The Exuma Cays offers many opportunities to go ashore and explore and enjoy the uninhabited beaches. For these occasions, we highly recommend proper footwear for these eco adventures. Flip flops are not suitable. We suggest water shoes or TEVA type sandals. Sneakers are fine but they might get wet!