Site Review by
Anonymous
Date: 03/02/2010
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Reviewer
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Site Condition
(1=worst, 5=best)
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Name:
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Anonymous
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Entry:
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5.00
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Email: |
Click
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Bottom:
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3.00
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City: |
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Reef:
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5.00
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State: |
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Animal:
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4.00
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Country:
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Plant:
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2.00
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| Diving:
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0 years |
Facilities: |
5.00
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Dives:
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0 |
Solitude:
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1.00
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Roads:
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4.00
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Evaluation |
*Average: |
3.72 |
I wanted to provide updated instructions on how to find the Nakaya, as I had problems with what I found in my research. The Nakaya is a good dive, but I'd not recommend it to any novice/beginner divers due to the extreme surface swim, the deep depth, and the danger of the wreck itself. Directions to the Nakaya, starting from the stairs down to the water: -Swim to the very last and very far white surface buoy on the extreme right (closest to shore). -It is a long swim, about 320m using the ruler tool in Google Earth. -Descend along the line from the buoy all the way to the bottom (depth about 25m). -If you face a compass bearing of 30 degrees (or just ballpark North), and then turn 90 degrees to your left and start swimming, you'll run right into the Nakaya. -The Nakaya is not far from the line. Maybe 20 or 30 feet. If you miss it for some reason, return to the line and try again. |
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Enjoyment Level |
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Snorkel:
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3.00
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Beginner:
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5.00
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Intermediate:
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5.00
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Advanced:
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3.00
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Night diving:
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5.00
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Seasonal Information
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Season:
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Winter
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Year: |
2010 |
| Visibility: |
4.00 |
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Current:
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2.00
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Surf:
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4.00 |
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