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Maui Scuba

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Company description I`m not speaking of our experience, although the company has been a leader in the diving community on Maui for over twenty years, and I have personally been exploring dive sites off Maui since 1971. No - I`m speaking of your experience while diving with Ed Robinson`s Diving Adventures. That is really what is important to you, isn`t it?
If you`re like me, as you step off the boat at the end of a charter, you want to feel good about how the day has gone. The dives were great, your wishes and needs were fulfilled by the crew, and you have lots of new memories you can`t wait to share with your family and friends. As you walk away, you feel fulfilled.
I realized a long time ago that the quality of a dive trip is directly related to the willingness of a divemaster to listen to the diver`s (your) needs, and then to go out of his/her way to give you more than you are asking.
Over the years, I have associated myself with the best professional captains and divemasters in Hawaii. The common trait you will find in each of us at Ed Robinson`s Diving Adventures is that we care about the quality of the job we do, and we care about the divers we are serving. If you don`t have a good day, we don`t have a good day either.
And being the best on Maui is paying off. One of my favorite quotes is ``Our reputation speaks for itself ... ask around.`` So do it - ask about us on the Internet, Undercurrent, your diving friends that have been to Maui, and your local dive shop. You will be very surprised how may divers know of our reputation and will recommend us!
Home Style Accommodations:
*Peaceful 1 Bedroom Garden Cottage
Don`t worry about the high cost of hotel rooms on Maui. Our charming cottage will make you feel right at home. Hawaiians call this an ``ohana`` or ``family`` unit and that is how you`ll feel when you stay with us ... one of the family. You`ll also get to experience the ambience of a ``local`` Maui neighborhood.
Your comfortably appointed one bedroom cottage has all the amenities you need to feel right at home. For less than the cost of a studio condo you get a full kitchen, separate bedroom and private bath. We`re located 2 blocks from the beach and fifteen minutes from the Kihei Launch Ramp, departure point for our charters.
*1 or 2 bedroom home ``Koki Hale``
Enjoy your home away from home in luxury and comfort. We`ve pulled out all the stops in appointing our Deluxe Hale to exceed your most demanding expectations. Save hundreds of dollars over an equivalent hotel room and feel right at home in the ambience of a ``local`` Maui neighborhood.
Your comfortably appointed one or two bedroom home has all the amenities you need and expect for less than to cost of a studio condominium. Save restaurant costs in the convenience of a full kitchen and enjoy your private view of the ocean and mountains from our sun deck. We`re located 2 blocks from the longest beach on Maui and minutes from shopping and restaurants. If you are a diver we are fifteen minutes from the Kihei Launch Ramp, departure point for our charters.
Location description: The Hawaiian Islands are unique in many ways. For the diver or snorkeler interested in natural history the geology and biology are worth learning about.
The Hawaiian Islands are the most isolated group of islands in the world. The main islands (Hawaii, Maui, Molokai, Lanai, Oahu and Kauai) are about 2,500 miles from the Society Islands and Tahiti in the south, 2,500 miles from the West Coast of the USA to the east, 2,500 miles from the Aleutian Islands to the north, and about 2,000 miles from the Marshall Islands to the west. This isolation has had a profound effect on the types of plants and animals found there. Plants taken by botanists on early exploratory trips to Hawaii showed that about 95% of Hawaii`s plants were endemic, or found nowhere else in the world. A high rate of endemism was also found in all the native land dwelling animal groups which arrived before humans. These are birds, spiders, insects, land snails and the two native mammals, the hoary bat and monk seal. How did these life forms reach Hawaii? Insects, spiders and some plant seeds and spores could have come on the wind, other plant seeds and the monk seal would have come by water. Hawaii was probably a stop for migratory birds which could have brought seeds in their guts or stuck to their feathers, and land snails also could have come on birds. Non-migratory birds and the bat may have been blown here in huge storms.
The marine life in Hawaii is unusual in three respects. The first is that there are fewer species here than there are at other tropical islands to the south and west. The second is that there are more endemic species in Hawaii than are at other islands, and several of these endemic fishes are very common, including the saddle wrasse and milletseed butterflyfish. The third is that some species which are relatively uncommon in other areas are quite abundant in Hawaii. These include yellow tang, goldring surgeonfish, the collector and slate pencil sea urchins, and lobe and finger corals.
The differences seen in the marine life of the Hawaiian islands are directly related to the islands` isolation and the fact that they were formed volcanically, rather than being an old continental land mass that slowly moved away from its point of origin. If this had been the case, the marine life that was found around it would have remained as it moved. The Hawaiian Islands are truly unique both geologically and biologically, and worth an in depth exploration by the informed diver and snorkeler.

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Contact information:

Phone: 1-800-635-1273
Mobile: 1-808-879-3584
Street Address:
PO Box 616
Kihei
Hawaii
United States
96753
Spoken language(s): English
Open: from 09-00 till 17-00
Local time:  GMT - 10 Hawaii
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