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We were planning a trip to dive some of the deeper
wrecks in Truk Lagoon, passing through Guam yet again,
so we decided it was time to find out how the diving in Guam is, and get rid of
some jet lag in the process, so upon arrival in Guam, after a long day of flying
from Pittsburgh, we rented a car, checked into the Holiday Inn, and played tourist
for five days. We drove all over the island, which isn’t very big, checked out
all the tourist sites, and dove for three days. We’ve
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dove with MDA and were satisfied with their operation; the boats are well set
up and it was fairly easy making arrangements with them over the internet. They
deal a lot with Japanese tourist groups that bring their own gear as well as their
own guides. MDA doesn’t normally put a dive guide in the water, so we were on
our own, which was no problem. The Blue Hole, actually a vertical lava tube, was
interesting, as was the mound where the Atlantis submarine hangs out; they have
feeding stations set up that bring in schools of fish, including huge, well-fed
trevellies and giant batfish. Seeing the submarine underwater
and waving at the tourists was fun. We did a dive at | |||
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