Most diving is done on this lee side of the island as opposed to the side facing Antarctica which is gorgeous but swept by strong winds most of the time. Jim is one of the most ethical men I have ever met. If you buy goods or services from Jim you always get at least what you pay for. To illustrate, there was one night that Jim was selling their version of lobsters. The customer purchased 8 kilograms and Jim weighed out 8.6 kilograms.
Lunch is served on the boat.
It consists of water or hot tea, seemingly unlimited Australian Sandwiches, and cookies to die for. Fresh water is brought on the boat and used to rinse cameras and other gear. These animals love to play and interact with divers. Occasionally diving involves catching ones dinner as the area is prolific with abalone and lobsters. The boat is a 28 footer which has all requisite safety equipment including oxygen, radio, dual engines, etc.