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I agree to handle the equipment with care, will avoid exposing the equipment to excessive heat by turning board upside down if left in the sun for more than 10 minutes, and report damages incurred during use to BPA staff upon returning the equipment. I will inspect the equipment before using it, and will notify an employee of any un-repaired damages that have not been marked or repaired. Repairs will be charged at regular BPA repair rates (available from BPA staff on request). marketing department is moving forward under his able leadership since 2013. If the equipment is not returned, or is lost, or stolen, I understand that I will be charged for the cost of repair or replacement value. Merry Fish-mas everyone The time has come for Santa to make his annual scuba trip to Blue Planet Aquarium Santa will be having breakfast with us on the 23rd & 24th of December 2022 Please call 01 to book your table now scubasanta2022. Once any equipment leaves the premises, I am fully responsible for said equipment, including all damages, loss, or theft. I have seen the map and understand where the desingated paddle area ends.

I agree not to paddle past the harbor jetty. I agree to stay within the BPA designated paddling area which includes the Anahulu River to the left of the launch area, up to the second bridge, or in the protected bay to the right of the launch area.

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I hereby waive any responsibility from BPA and its staff and accept full responsibility for resulting injuries or damages to myself or others. I understand that using equipment provided by BPA is at my own risk, and that BPA, its owners and employees are not liable for any damages, injury, or death resulting from the use of said equipment or the environment. I agree to use the supplied leash at all times. I am able to swim for an extended period of time without supportive equipment or other support, in the event that I am separated from my equipment. I am in good physical condition and have disclosed any injuries, medical conditions, or handicaps. If you can get over that fact, and have around $1,000 in your pocket, head to its website.The undersigned renter/ customer agrees to join a guided tour or rent equipment for personal/ recreational use from Blue Planet Adventure LLC (BPA) under the following terms: Incredibly, Idabel was built in a back garden in Oklahoma (it was tested in Broken Bow Lake) by a marine enthusiast called Karl Stanley who has no formal engineering experience. The submarine Idabel has been taking the paying public beneath the waves for almost 20 years, making more than 800 successful dives, and can currently take up to three tourists to a maximum depth of 3,000 feet (915m). Not deep enough? Another option can be found in the diving hotspot of Roatán, in Honduras. Its “Adventure Dive” lasts for 90 minutes and passes shipwrecks and reefs before reaching its maximum depth, which lies beyond the reach of sunlight. The average depth of the Atlantic Ocean, for example, is 3,646 m (11,962 ft), beyond the reach of all but the most high-tech submarines in the hands of research institutes – so you’ll need to be a marine boffin, or else very good friends with one.īut if you’ve got $800 (£610) in your bank account, and are able to get to the Caribbean island of Curacao, you can dive to a depth of up to 1,000 feet (320m) in Substation Curacao’s submersible. In fact, there are options for ordinary tourists. We met fish with huge fangs, others with transparent heads, and shrimps that live their whole lives encased in coral, in an episode that looked more like CGI than real life.Ĭonsidering that, in the words of David Attenborough, we know more about the surface of Mars than we do the bottom of the ocean, one could be forgiven for believing that trips to the depths are impossible for all but the luckiest of marine biologists.

Blue Planet II offered a glimpse at life in the deep end last night.

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