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Excellent class with Team FatiGUE over Labor Day Weekend, Wet Rocks Diving’s first-class back since the start of COVID-19. Thank you gentlemen for your hard work and we look forward to diving with you all soon! One spot available in … Continue reading
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Congratulations to Mike D for successful completion of GUE’s Cave 1 Course last week in North Florida. Welcome to the darkness! A big thanks to Mike W for standing in as a teammate for Mike D and for completing the … Continue reading
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Congratulations to Alex and Jayme of Team EA for achieving Recreational Pass during GUE Fundamentals this past weekend in North Florida USA. A big thank you to Thomas S and Cave Excursions for hosting class in Luraville FL. Please join me in … Continue reading
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Congratulations to Alberto, Bennett and Max of Team ABM for successful completetion of GUE Fundamentals this past week in North Florida USA. They earned rec, tech, and tech pass, respectively! Please welcome them to GUE. Check out their team page … Continue reading
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Congratulations to Nora and Johannes, of Team Happy Vikings, for successful completion of GUE Cave 1 in North Florida. This team of Norwegians had amazing weather, great conditions, a very productive class, and a full immersion in North Florida culture! … Continue reading
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What is it like taking GUE’s Learn to Dive course in Florida? Check out the pictures from a class last year taught in both North & South Florida. Want to learn more about how GUE’s Learn-to-Dive program is different? Check … Continue reading
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On Christmas Day, Dorota, Bartek and I went diving. At Peacock. On the Olsen Line. It was pretty! We had fun. Conditions are great at Peacock right now; nice and blue! Dorota is a GUE Tech 2 instructor and our … Continue reading
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Congratulations to Tina and Andy, of Team Two Thirds Ginger, for successful completion of Cave 1 over the weekend in North Florida. Great week, tons learned, lots of dives, and beautiful conditions such as this picture from Orange Grove Sink … Continue reading
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A few more pics from last week. These are from Twin Caves in the Mill Pond, located in the Panhandle of Florida. Want to comes see some of the off-the-beaten-path Florida caves for yourself? Email us to see what Wet … Continue reading
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Over the Devil’s Ear entrance to Devil’s Cave System at Ginnie Springs, a very special effect occurs where the clear spring water from the cave meets and mixes with the tannic river water of the Santa Fe. Combine the correct … Continue reading
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Yesterday, we enjoyed a lovely swim back to the Insulation Room in Devil’s Cave System at Ginnie Springs, in North Florida. Somehow the Insulation Room is just that much prettier when you put in the work to get there “on … Continue reading
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Great day of diving yesterday in Devil’s Eye at Ginnie Springs with Annika who is visiting from Norway. Here’s a screen grab from some causal video I shot. I LOVE this clay bank. Let Wet Rocks Diving show you a … Continue reading
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Jeff and Vince, of Team Squirrel Tamer, successfully completed GUE’s Cave 1 course in North Florida over the weekend. Man, did these guys have a blast in the flow! 6 days, 16.5 hours underwater, 9 cavern, and 12 cave dives … Continue reading
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A few surface pics from Friday at Peacock Springs in North Florida. These are uncorrected pics! So blue and pretty.
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Doing some tech diving off Pompano in South Florida this week. Visited the Lowrance today; a 420′ long freighter sunk as an artificial reef. Gideon Liew, Matt C, Rick T, AJ, Scott, and I had a great dive.
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The plethora of white decorations at Nahoch Na Chich are beautiful; but, sometimes you need some variety. Yesterday Cenote Naharon delivered. The Naranjal system is now considered part of the larger Sistema Sac Actun. Naharon offered us some great halocline experiences: … Continue reading
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Kevin and I visited it Nohoch Na Chich, part of Sistema Sac Actun, yesterday. Thousands and thousands of feet of low flow, white speleothem, highly-decorated cave…. at an average depth of 15ft. Hours and hours until you hit turn pressure!
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Kevin and I jumped into this super-inviting cenote yesterday. Yay, zero vis fun. Cenote Jailhouse (AKA Muknal Remote Siphon) part of Sistema Naranjal. It soon clears up to neat formations in slightly tannic and relatively high-flow in the shallower freshwater … Continue reading
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Getting in some fun cave dives between classes here in Mexico. Yesterday Kevin and I were treated to a great light show in the cavern of Taj Mahal, with light rays piercing the darkness and encouraging a few extra mins … Continue reading
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We’ve got a lot of blogging to catch up on from this summer. But for now, here’s some pics from yesterday’s dive in Mexico in Cenote Naharon in Sistema Naranjal, just south of Tulum. The section we spent a bunch of … Continue reading