If you want to attempt to find this caches and are not certified I recommend taking a Introductory to scuba diving course and ask to dive at this site.
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY:
1. I acknowledge that I am a certified scuba diver trained in safe diving practices.
2. I am aware of the risks inherent in this sport and accept these risks.
3. I am in good mental and physical fitness for diving, and I am not under the influence of alcohol, nor am I under the influence of any drugs that are contraindicatory to diving. If I am taking medication, I affirm that I have seen a physician and have approval to dive while under the influence of the medication/drugs.
4. I am aware of the dangers of breath holding while scuba diving, and I will not hold the Released Parties and related entities(such as employees, instructors, certified assistants, boat operators, or diver training agencies) responsible if I am injured doing so.
5. I am aware that I will be diving with a buddy, and it will be our responsibility to plan our dive allowing for our diving limitations and the prevailing water conditions. I will not hold the Released Parties responsible for my failure to safely plan my dive.
6. I will inspect all of my equipment prior to the activity and will notify the Released Parties if any of my equipment is not working properly. I will not hold the Released Parties responsible for my failure to inspect my equipment prior to diving.
7. I acknowledge that I am physically fit to scuba dive, and I will not hold the Released Parties responsible if I am injured as a result of heart, lung, ear, or circulatory problems or other illnesses that occur while diving.
8. I understand that even though I follow all of the appropriate dive practices, there is still some risk of my sustaining decompression sickness, embolism or other hyperbaric injuries, and I expressly assume the risk of said injuries.
9. I expressly assume the risk and accept all responsibility to plan my dive and dive my plan.
10. I understand that scuba diving is a physically strenuous activity and that I will be exerting myself during this diving excursion, and that if I am injured as a result of a heart attack, panic, hyperventilation, etc., that I expressly assume the risk of said injuries and that I will not hold Released Parties responsible for the same.
11. I understand that on this open-water diving trip, I will be at a remote site and that there will not be immediate medical care or hyberbaric care available to me, and I expressly assume the risk of diving in such a remote spot.
Sorry about all that! I just want to make sure you are trained as a open water diver before you try this cache!
Align yourself between the 3 skylights on the large beach home and the western tip of Lanai Island. Head straight out towards the western tip of I recommend snorkeling out and looking for the wreck. Once you spot the wreck then drop down. Be Very Careful of the King Kahekili’s moray eel that Guards this Cache. Gently remove the dead coral heads that are stacked to hide the cache and log and take a photo. Do not remove the dice, roll them and record your score.
There are many divers in this area. Be careful not to give the location away. Be sure to secure the basket and hide it well.
All Items in the Cache are exposed to the water. If you are placing something in it remember think small and something that can be wet for months and that will not float. (Gold and Silver Bars are Recommend)
Items: yellow log book, and pencil, Frog, Underwater Camera, Brass Dice to Roll, Batman, a Custom Massage toy. A gold earring from Diana – Ps Heidi No you can’t Have it.