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New Job, New Shop

I am thrilled to have started working at Seasport Divers. Back in January 2008 Brownie and I went diving with Seasport and we were hooked. They are one of the most professional dive operators on Kauai. Compared with our previous dive employer on Kauai, they are far superior. Seasport has some of the most comfortable dive boats with the greatest number of on board amenities. The staff is always professional and highly skilled. Everything is simply top of the line. It is no wonder they have been voted #1 on Kauai. I am thrilled to be part of Seasport.

Come visit us and dive with Seasport Divers. Soon we will start trips to Ni'ihau of which I have heard only great things.

I have attached a short video from our first dive in January 2008 with Seasport Divers.



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