Faye Wilde’s kit-box week, eight years in

Undercurrent is a subscribers’ field file — ratings, repeats, and the unpretty sentences magazines cut. Faye Wilde’s May 2018 Camel report is a veteran note. She had been coming since 2010. The praise is the same machinery later blogs still name: transfers, assigned kit boxes that move with the boat, toilets and rinse tanks on deck, a hotel with a pool and a roof.

Up to three dives a day. Local sites plus Tiran and Ras Mohammed. Current on some reefs, almost none on others, groups split by ability. The animal list is a logbook: eagle rays, turtles, a reef shark, snappers, unicornfish, tuna, morays, nudibranchs, octopus, squid, puffers. She tells you to watch the blue.

A dated flight note

The 2018 “no direct flights from the UK” line is history. Routes change. We keep it only as a reminder that Undercurrent pages are time-stamped. An older 2013 Undercurrent file on the same house is cooler on local reefs and boat heads. We point readers at both if they want the long argument. This brief stays with Wilde’s 2018 week.

Fourteen dives in one visit is the sample size. That is why the card sits in Reports, not in marketing.