Hartley Helmet Diving in Bermuda
Highlights
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Harley diving helmet lets you see marine life clearly
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Underwater photos available for an additional fee
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Boat ride, equipment, and light refreshments included
Summary
Tour info
Why take this tour?
Exploring the underwater world of Bermuda is made easy with the use of a Harley diving helmet. Transport to the reef is provided aboard a fully equipped glass-bottom boat, with ladder access to the seawalk. Your guide provides a safety briefing before the interactive activity and points out a variety of fish while you stroll along the seafloor. It’s simpler than snorkeling and scuba diving.
What’s included?
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All equipment provided, bring bathing suit, towel and spirit of adventure -
Wet suits and hot chocolate (if water is below 80 degrees) -
Boat has bathroom, changing room, sundeck, shade and glass bottom -
Light refreshments, Bermuda water, fruit drink -
Underwater photos available for an additional fee -
Underwater cameras / GoPros allowed -
Storage area available for your clothes, towels or valuables for gratuities if desired. -
Hotel pickup and drop-off not included
Things to know
Before you book
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Duration: 3h 30m
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Mobile tickets accepted
Covid Policy
- Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
Since 1947 all divers have their own separate hose and helmet with filtered Bermuda air. Helmets have always been washed with soapy water to prevent window fogging. Soap and water washes away bacteria and dissolves the the lipid bubble surrounding the viral information. Fresh air and sunshine abound
Cancellation Policy
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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
About operator:
Shallow water helmet diving tours were first started, world wide, by Bronson Hartley in 1947. His youngest son, Greg follows in the original fish whisperer's foot steps, by conducting undersea walks departing from Dockyard in Bermuda. Custom dive boat leaves from next to the floating bar/watering hole Calico Jacks, by Heritage Wharf. Just walk smile and breathe. Witness, interact and experience the tropical marine world, only 11 feet down, on the sandy sea bed. Memorialize your experience by getting photos while holding Leroy the Grey Snapper. While your head stays completely dry. Glasses, contacts, make-up, all fine.
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