Netnawee Similan overnight trip 11/02/08

So the Netnewee set out again for another trip to the Similan Islands and this time the trip was joined by.......

It's Marcel!

(not sure what he is doing in this picture though..)

Another special guest appearance was made by Poy who was joining Netnawee for a trip as his birthday present from everyone here at Wicked Diving.

So Marcel joined us on the trip with his friend Vincent (pictures above) from Holland, so was having a little bit of a holiday although this didn't stop him from certifying Erica,William and Poy as new Advanced Open Water students. They can been seen in the picture with Marcel teaching them about the navigation part of the course. Poy enjoyed the trip a lot and now already has 17 dives under his belt.

Also joining us was Alessandro a divemaster who I used to work with at Scuba Junction in Koh Tao. Alex had never dived the Similan Islands before and absolutely loved it! Although he seemed to find it a little tiring as well, he better shape up as he gets ready to go back and work in Koh Tao for the coming season.

There was another short bout of wind on the trip again, luckily in didn't spoil the trip or change our itinary but meant that our chef Pi Paa was unable to cook whilst we were on the dive site as the waves were so high. So she had so much to do after the dive was over and we got into calm water, so, Klaus and Tuk came down into the kitchen to offer their culinary skills and help her out, although this time Tuk wasn't wearing the filly apron...

Everybody enjoyed the trip a lot and we had a mix of Italians, German and Swedish joining us. Marzia and Christian 2 of our Italian customers were taking a break form their busy schedule of jetting around the world as flight attendants. They were both recently Certified Open Water students who hadn't dived for about 6 months and they turned out to be like fish underwater and were really good fun to dive with.

So big thank you to everyone for such a fantastic trip and hope to see you again at Wicked Diving!