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Aruba 1-Tank guided UV Night Dive for certified divers with own equipment
Aruba
$98
This is an experience gift voucher. The recipient will book the experience after
they redeem the gift voucher.
Overview
Fluorescent night diving utilizes specialized blue lights to enhance the vibrant colors of coral and marine life. Wearing a visor that filters out blue light is essential for optimal visibility during this unique underwater experience.
- 🔵 The blue light used is not a blacklight, as water's physical properties necessitate a specific wavelength for better results.
- 🕶️ A visor with a specific yellow color covers the masks, effectively removing blue light and allowing fluorescent colors to stand out.
- 💡 Only the best equipment available on the market is utilized, ensuring top-quality performance during dives.
- 🔬 Extensive research has been conducted to achieve the perfect wavelength of light for optimal excitation of coral.
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Aruba 1-Tank guided UV Night Dive for certified divers with own equipment
Tour guide
Language: English
Human tour guide
Duration: 2 hours
- Cold drinking water our smile and nice chats.
- Local Government Tax
- Dive Equipment (missing parts can be rented at the shop against fair prices but cash please!
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FLUORESCENT NIGHT DIVING – A DIVE CHANGING EXPERIENCE!
Even the most seasoned divers respond with amazement to their first fluorescent night dive. The reef is simply another world all of a sudden. Terms often used to describe the experience are; “Extraterrestrial”, “Disco diving” and “a different dimension”.
Fluorescence is a completely passive phenomena that occurs in some aquatic creatures. It costs them no energy, and the evolutionary purpose of the reaction is still not fully understood by scientists. What is known is that some aquatic animals and corals simply glow when a specific wavelength of light is shone on them, while others look no different than they do on a normal night dive.
Coral conservationists use the fluorescence to identify “coral recruits” on reefs. Coral recruits are coral polyps that have attached themselves to the reef substrate to form a new colony. They are tiny and hard to see during the daylight, but are very visible during a fluorescent dive as bright little dots.
The shore dive will be at The Hole in the Wall.
Even the most seasoned divers respond with amazement to their first fluorescent night dive. The reef is simply another world all of a sudden. Terms often used to describe the experience are; “Extraterrestrial”, “Disco diving” and “a different dimension”.
Fluorescence is a completely passive phenomena that occurs in some aquatic creatures. It costs them no energy, and the evolutionary purpose of the reaction is still not fully understood by scientists. What is known is that some aquatic animals and corals simply glow when a specific wavelength of light is shone on them, while others look no different than they do on a normal night dive.
Coral conservationists use the fluorescence to identify “coral recruits” on reefs. Coral recruits are coral polyps that have attached themselves to the reef substrate to form a new colony. They are tiny and hard to see during the daylight, but are very visible during a fluorescent dive as bright little dots.
The shore dive will be at The Hole in the Wall.
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Aruba 1-Tank guided UV Night Dive for certified divers with own equipment
Aruba
$98
This is an experience gift voucher. The recipient will book the experience after
they redeem the gift voucher.
How it works?
01
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You choose from 10,000+ experience gifts
02
—
We deliver the eVoucher or the Physical box to the recipient
03
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Recipient books the experience and creates unforgettable memories!