SCUBA

[PaulC]

Are there any divers besides me here? I'm always interested in meeting and swapping stories with other scuba lovers.

[PaulC]

Are there any divers besides me here? I'm always interested in meeting and swapping stories with other scuba lovers.

[ScubaRay]

I'm one- been diving over 10 years. Most of it "muck" diving in Michigan. I have been in the Caribbean 5-6 times.

Ray

[DoctorSurferDude]

I'm a scuba diver...but, it's been a while for me too. I did a lot of training dives in the FL Keys. I think there is a group near Tampa, FL that does nude scuba outings....but, after diving in the Keys and seeing those baracuda eat fish....I think I may stick with some mid-region protection

[Mosquito_Bait]

I've been tempted to join Buff Divers. I spoke with one of their members who participated in several of their trips and had a great time. Buff Divers arranges week-long trips to resorts around the world. They will book the whole resort, so even resorts that are usually textile convert to being nudist during their visits:

http://buffdivers.com/

It has been a couple of years since my last SCUBA dive. The truth is that I find snorkeling more enjoyable:

1. Other than shipwrecks, the most interesting stuff generally is visible from the surface.

2. Lugging around SCUBA gear is a hassle.

3. The deeper you go, the colder it gets. The member of Buff Divers that I spoke with stated that he generally goes nude on the dive boat but puts on at least a dive skin before getting in the water.

[ScubaRay]

quote:

Originally posted by Mosquito_Bait:
I've been tempted to join Buff Divers. I spoke with one of their members who participated in several of their trips and had a great time. Buff Divers arranges week-long trips to resorts around the world. They will book the whole resort, so even resorts that are usually textile convert to being nudist during their visits:

http://buffdivers.com/

It has been a couple of years since my last SCUBA dive. The truth is that I find snorkeling more enjoyable:

1. Other than shipwrecks, the most interesting stuff generally is visible from the surface.

2. Lugging around SCUBA gear is a hassle.

3. The deeper you go, the colder it gets. The member of Buff Divers that I spoke with stated that he generally goes nude on the dive boat but puts on at least a dive skin before getting in the water.

I take my own dive equipment on all my trips. If you get a good dive bag it's not a hassele for me taking the equipment. At least I know who used the gear last. I will do 2-3 dives a day on my Caribbean trips and will find it chilly if you don't have a dive skin or a thin wetsuit on. When diving at depth (greater then 20ft) you can see a whole lot more of the sea life around the coral. Many of my dives will last for 45-50 mintues in the Caribbean enjoying the life underwater.
Ray

[Silverback]

I have been diving for about ten years now and most of those were in Lake Travis. Did a few solo dives (< 30 Ft) at Hippie Hollow last year and it was great and the water was a little bit clearer there than the other places around the lake. I would like to do more diving there but can’t find anybody who wants to dive nude. The avatar was taken at Stingray City Grand Cayman.

[ScubaRay]

Silverback- if you need a dive & nude travel buddy I'm also looking for someone for a vacation trip. I will be heading off to St Croix in March (non-nude) but hope to return to the Caribbean next year- or sooner, nude of course.
Ray

[Jason Lee]

Buff Divers a travel club that arranges dive destinations where it's members can be nude.(85% couples and 15% singles) and (not for those who are uncomfortable with nudity)

many members dive nude however no one is required to dive nude.

permission must be obtained before taking photographs on trips.