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Date Posted: Tue, Jul 26 2005, 16:53:50
Author: Mara
Subject: Re: Meal cost on Perhentian Besar
In reply to: tango 's message, "Re: Meal cost on Perhentian Besar" on Sat, Jul 23 2005, 13:46:00

Thank you very much for you reply and assistance.
Maybe you could help me with another matter regarding this vacation. My husband is a diver, but due to a surgery on his knee, he has problems climbing into the boat after the diving with his equipment on. I've seen pictures of the diving boats and they seems rather small and uncomfortable especially for people with his kind of problem. Do you (or somebody else) can tell me how the boat-diving is managed? Is it possible to take off the equipment in the water and have assistence with retriving it into the boat?
Thanks in advance.

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