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emang

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Hello,

 

I am booked for both of these tours and had some questions.

 

I always bring my own snorkel gear, should I bring the fins for these tours or just plan on reef shoes. It sounds like at times the fins might be cumbersome in the shallows.

 

Are cameras safe? I have an underwater digital, but would like to bring a video camera & an SLR, neither of which would be tolerant of water.

 

Thanks,

Jeff

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One other quick note...

 

If Mr. Gorgone sees this, please send Bruno a different e-mail address. He has not been able to respond to the one you are providing.

 

Jeff

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Jeff,

We did both tours in March. I would take fins just in case. Kathy who was on our boat had these really cool short fins. I think she got them at Costco. We had non waterproof cameras and video and it was just fine. Enjoy

Patty

 

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Actually with fins I found that it was very easy to negotioate the coral and NOT HIT ANYTHING. I did drift snokel with my two daughters. None of us got a scratch. People without fins were stuck and had trouble getting thru. We actually had enough time that we did the narrow pass at Tahaa twice.

 

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Jeff,

 

Glad you asked that question as I was thinking the same thing!

 

So, if I am understanding the responses, we can bring our video camera and it should be safe (I'm assuming it's left on the catamaran with our stuff)??

 

~Suzy

 

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Got it...Thanks! But how did you know this?

 

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by emang:

One other quick note...

 

If Mr. Gorgone sees this, please send Bruno a different e-mail address. He has not been able to respond to the one you are providing.

 

Jeff<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

 

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I bought some long velcro straps and I used them to lash my camera to the seat in the boat so that while I was in the water, it wouldn't fall off the seat and land in the puddles in the boat. They worked great.

 

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When we take our video or digital camera on any water tours, I always take along a couple waterproof bags to store them in. Just in case it rains or things get a bit rough. Better to be safe than sorry!

 

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