What to bring on your trip

What To Bring On Your Dive Trip

Your Blue Iguana charter on the “Kate” provides tanks, weights, weight belts, and unlimited air. This is a checklist used by one of our customers for several trips on the Kate. While no warranties are expressed or implied about its fitness for your use, you might find it a good place to start packing. See below for things not to bring.

• Diving gear bag:
• BC Vest
• Safety Sausage
• business card
• compass
• depth gauge
• dive computer (optional)
• dive tables
• dive watch
• fins
• flashlight (optional)
• gloves (optional)
• knife
• log book and pen
• mask
• octopus
• pressure gauge
• regulator
• slate + pencil (optional)
• snorkel w/snorkel keeper
• spare bulb (optional)
• spare hoses (hi/lo pressure) (optional)
• spare light batteries (optional)
• spare mask/fin/knife straps (optional)
• spare mouthpiece (optional)
• spare o-rings (optional)
• spare snorkel keeper (optional)
• suntan lotion
• swim suit
• thermometer (optional)
• towel(s)
• wet suit boots
• wet suit jacket
• wet suit powder (optional)
• whistle
• Clothing:
• light jacket
• pants (one pair is more than enough)
• shirts (only need a few)
• shoes (for boat, for sand, for travel)
• shorts (one pair might be enough)
• socks (optional)
• underwear as appropriate
• warm clothing (if nec.)
• Miscellaneous:
• certification card
• money
• passport
• pillow (optional)
• towels
• slide show materials (optional)
• tickets
• toiletries

What Not to Bring

Some items are inappropriate or illegal on our dive trips. Here's a list:

• Illegal drugs