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RE: NIGHT SNORKELING - 8/7/2012 9:20:03 AM
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GRUMPERS
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Generally, underwater lights are not inexpensive. The good ones are sold mainly for scuba diving in caves, cenotes, and night diving. Search Amazon, or the internet for scuba lights.
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RE: NIGHT SNORKELING - 8/7/2012 9:21:44 AM
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Scott in Akumal
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Leisurepro.com has pretty good prices on dive and snorkel gear. They have several regular sized flashlight options for $25 and under.
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RE: NIGHT SNORKELING - 8/7/2012 9:22:01 AM
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reefhugger
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Check with the dive shops and CEA when you get down, but usually night snorkeling and night dives, I believe, are discouraged during turtle season.
Good lights aren't cheap. You can get lights starting around $15, or you can check with the dive shops and rent a better quality one usually for around $10/day. http://www.leisurepro.com/Cat/Context_965/Lights/972.html#!1
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