{"id":234,"date":"2002-08-27T22:00:00","date_gmt":"2002-08-27T22:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/globetrotters.co.uk\/newsletter\/2002\/08\/27\/curacao-the-perfect-diving-spot-for-family-menand-family-women-part-1\/"},"modified":"2002-08-27T22:00:00","modified_gmt":"2002-08-27T22:00:00","slug":"curacao-the-perfect-diving-spot-for-family-menand-family-women-part-1","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/globetrotters.co.uk\/newsletter\/curacao-the-perfect-diving-spot-for-family-menand-family-women-part-1.html","title":{"rendered":"Curacao: the perfect diving spot for family\n men&amp;and family women, Part 1"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>The whole story started when I wanted to go diving with the manta rays<br \/>\n in Tobago. Unfortunately, at that time, the trip for a family of five<br \/>\n like mine proved out to be a little bit too pricey for my shallow purse.<br \/>\n It is then that the owner of Aquadreams, the very professional Gene Dold<br \/>\n (Aquadreams which has its web site on<b><i><a HREF=\"http:\/\/www.aquadreams.com\">www.aquadreams.com<\/a><\/i><\/b>, is a travel agency<br \/>\n based in Miami and specialised in diving packages, with a focus on Caribbean<br \/>\n islands; its prices are very much lower than comparable England based<br \/>\n travel agencies and the service offered is first class [e.g., a specific<br \/>\n email is sent to you to give you the UPS reference of a parcel that has<br \/>\n been sent to you; the tickets for the trip came with a lot of documentation<br \/>\n on the island and on the diving there; all questions are answered at once]),<br \/>\n came with a suggestion which sounded more or less like &#8220;Why not try<br \/>\n Curacao, one of the best kept secrets of the Caribbean islands?&#8221;<\/p>\n<p>After some investigations (among other things, best thanks to Nigel Turner<br \/>\n and Iona Hill who gave some very comprehensive answers to some of the<br \/>\n questions which I had put on a divers&#039; forum), I decided to give it<br \/>\n a go and I must say that I have not had any single regret about it at<br \/>\n any time.<\/p>\n<p>If I were to describe the diving in Curacao at the Sunset Beach Waters<br \/>\n Resort in a few words, it probably would be: &#8220;Easy relaxed diving<br \/>\n on a magnificent resident reef, best dived at nights when all other divers<br \/>\n are asleep, leaving you free to focus on what you want&#8221;.<\/p>\n<p>But to give some inner feeling about diving in Curacao, let me try to<br \/>\n make you share the sensations during one of these night dives:<\/p>\n<p>&#8220;It is 9:00 o&#039;clock p.m. and the beach is completely empty and<br \/>\n pitch dark, except for the projector light and for the spare bulbs that<br \/>\n are kept running at all times around the diving club, just to help the<br \/>\n divers get ready. My buddy and myself are strangely silent, probably due<br \/>\n to some primal nocturnal fears. When we arrive at the diving club, as<br \/>\n agreed upon with Harry, the Dutch owner of the diving club, two tanks<br \/>\n are waiting for us, bright yellow against the surrounding darkness, our<br \/>\n own little lighthouses. We retrieve our equipment from the club locker<br \/>\n and we gear up without exchanging a word, focusing on the &#8220;task&#8221;<br \/>\n ahead.<\/p>\n<p>After the usual checks (strange how at nights, such routine checks are<br \/>\n even more important than during daytime to keep your mind from wandering<br \/>\n onto more sinister thoughts), we walk the few meters of white sand that<br \/>\n separate us from the sea and easily enter the refreshing waters within<br \/>\n the boundaries of an artificially made lagoon. After taking our compass<br \/>\n bearings, we hover over the ripples of the sand to the open sea, encountering<br \/>\n in our way some ghostly grey snappers (<i>Lutjanus griseus<\/i>), which<br \/>\n quickly swim out of sight.<\/p>\n<p>Soon after, we come across the remains of a small plane sunk on purpose<br \/>\n for try-dives. In the light of our torches, it comes out brightly lit<br \/>\n in orange by all the orange cup corals (<i>Tubastraea coccinea<\/i>) that<br \/>\n festoon it and only open at night to reveal their striking colour. This<br \/>\n is a truly magnificent sight!<\/p>\n<p>But, it is time for bigger things and we swim away to deeper grounds.<br \/>\n A couple of fin strokes take us to the edge of the shallow waters and<br \/>\n we peep into what we know to be almost infinite depths (during daytime,<br \/>\n we have been able to get a glimpse of what lies down there and it seemingly<br \/>\n goes down forever and ever, up to&#8230;150 meters, according to the local<br \/>\n divers). We glide effortlessly down until we reached the agreed upon depth<br \/>\n of 20 meters where we adopt a more horizontal course.<\/p>\n<p>The first thing that strikes me is the variety of corals: although I<br \/>\n am not an expert, I can easily make out more than ten different varieties<br \/>\n in terms of forms, colours or shapes. Everywhere around them, hundreds<br \/>\n of marine creatures are busy finding their way and food, from small, transparent<br \/>\n larvae that hover in the open and which you can only notice at night when<br \/>\n your torch lights them, up to some very large specimen of Caribbean spiny<br \/>\n lobsters (<i>Panulirus argus<\/i>) and hairy clinging crabs (<i>Mithrax<br \/>\n pilosus<\/i>), very similar to spider crabs. In between these two extremes,<br \/>\n when looking carefully in all nooks and crannies and waiting long enough<br \/>\n to detect movements, I can see little banded coral shrimps (<i>Stenopus<br \/>\n hispidus<\/i>) which are commonly seen at cleaning stations, some Pederson<br \/>\n cleaner shrimps (<i>Periclimenes pedersoni<\/i>) with their transparent<br \/>\n bodies and their purple legs, several blue-eye hermits (<i>Paguristes<br \/>\n sericeus<\/i>) as well as a delicate banded clinging crab (<i>Mithrax cinctimanus<\/i>)<br \/>\n in the middle of a giant anemone (<i>Condylactis gigantea<\/i>).<\/p>\n<p>Then, all of a sudden, a startling spot of bright turquoise colour catches<br \/>\n my eye and I see a specimen of a juvenile Caribbean Reef octopus (<i>Octopus<br \/>\n briareus<\/i>). For some unknown reason, he likes my torch and decides<br \/>\n to spend some time playing like a young pup with me, swimming back and<br \/>\n fro between the reef and me. Eventually, it disappears in the darkness<br \/>\n below, changing colour at the very last moment from its original turquoise<br \/>\n to a dark orange.<\/p>\n<p>Then, something more sinister then slowly edges its way in the area lit<br \/>\n by my torch and a hunting purplemouth moray (<i>Gymnothorax vicinus<\/i>)<br \/>\n comes to investigate all interstices to find its &#8220;catch of the day&#8221;.<br \/>\n The way this moray thoroughly and methodically investigates all potential<br \/>\n hides, one after the other, leaving no ground unexplored, gives me the<br \/>\n creeps and leaves me sorry for the fish that have hidden there. All of<br \/>\n sudden, it does not seem a good idea anymore for a fish to hide in the<br \/>\n reef during the night, especially if you consider the number of morays<br \/>\n that hunt there and their methodical hunting process.<\/p>\n<p>Other morays like the spotted morays (<i>Gymnothorax moringa<\/i>) which<br \/>\n I observed during the same night dive, also seem to hunt in a similar<br \/>\n pattern, gliding stealthily and deathly from one hole to the next, up<br \/>\n and down. Later, I even get the chance to watch one when it catches a<br \/>\n prey: in a split second, it is over. The frenetic moves stop, the water<br \/>\n calms down and the moray resumes its quest for some more food.<\/p>\n<p>By the time we have seen all these things, we have to get back to shore:<br \/>\n using the shallow wreck of the airplane as an indicator to the way out,<br \/>\n we are soon back to the club where it is difficult to acknowledge that<br \/>\n already an hour and a half has gone by in what had seemed to be a ten-minute<br \/>\n dive at the most.<\/p>\n<p>Next time for sure, I will bring an underwater camera!<\/p>\n<hr \/>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>The whole story started when I wanted to go diving with the manta rays in Tobago. 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