About this Site

A short story, what is it all about: We, my wife and I had a small Dive Center in Camiguin Island in the Philippines. Because off lacking customers, we closed our business there and moved to Bohol Island, which is my wifes home place. All our diving equipment, including tanks copmpressor was sold to a Dive Resort on nearby Cabilao Island. That was is in April, 2005 and just now, in 2008 in brought a new compressor in germany and sent it to the Philippines to do some more diving. This time however not for business but for private fun. It took us a while to set up the compressor in a new frame and to buy some more equipment like the tanks in the Philippines but we are ready for diving now. So this site is sort of my personel Dive Log Book for our diving here in Bohol, Philippines.

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