Last day of diving - yes really...... So we opted to dive the outside of the Zenobia front to back (Bow to Stern) and back to put all of the weeks diving into context.
We would like to thank everyone at Dive-In Larnaca (www.divein.com.cy) for a fantastic week of diving that includes ALL of our guides (Alan, Dave, Robert, Stuart, Tom and Wesley), Yes every guide has guided us this week.  We are not sure if we are THAT group that nobody wants to be with or THAT group that they do (we have decided it is the latter and you have drawn straws to guide us)...and lets not forget Chris and Sheri to without whom there would not have been such a good diving operation to dive with and our boat captain Andreas.

So today (Thursday) is the official last day of the Tour (although a few of us have opted for an extra dive tomorrow - when in Rome and all that)..
So the Engine Room it was, a swim into the wreck over a few lorries and into the door of the Engine Room (it was black!), a look around and then out, to let the next one in.  Once all been in, out the same way we came..  Then off for a "drink" at the drinks machine in accommodation
Second dive was crew quarter and captains cabin and a look at the wall mural.  Then a gentle swim along the outside to the Lifeboats.

So Day four... first dive of the day, we dived the middle cargo deck but this time we went forward.  Lots of lorries carrying various cargos - including sleeping bags and toys.
And then the only car on the ferry, the captains car.
Second dive was on the bridge of the ferry, all very tight with five of us in there! after that back into accommodation - look up and there are the bathrooms - toilets and basins looking down at you from the ceiling...

Today we dived the middle cargo deck from midships to the stern, and a similar dive to yesterday through the accommodation sections but a little deeper.  The first entrance and exit of the day were small - what is it with our entrance points.... they are getting smaller!
First dive of day - Lets just say on entering it was very very dark... torches needed... but it was ok once in... Below us, were lorries and finally a Forklift truck.  Above us carpet, toilets and handbasins... And the largest nudibranch ever.. Second dive was much more in the light zone but torches still needed - not a good time for a torch to flood and fail (yes it happened!)
Oh and yes - ask Rachel about the "Duck Fart"

A 72 metre swim full penetration swim through the Upper Cargo Deck, swimming over the wreckage of a few trucks, lying on top of one another.  Cargo splattered all around.  Interesting trying to work out what things were as everything is on its side and in 'the wrong place'.  Carpets hanging on what is currently ceiling!.  Squeezing through some smallish windows / holes on both dives as we meandered through the deck, up and down various levels

A good day to ensure that streamlining and trim that we always talk about was well practised.  

The day started with the church bells ringing at 06:30, followed by another ring at 06:50 (strange time of day), but on looking out, we have a lovely view from our rooms.
The day is warm.  The sea started of flat calm for the first dive, what more can you ask for when you go diving? 
Two gentle dives to ease us into the week, first dive along the outside and mainly towards the front of the Zenobia, swimming by the crane and its winches, along with the one lorry on the outside of the wreck.  The second starting at the propeller and working our way to the restaurant reached by a swim through and finally ascending slightly to the lifeboats.
Fun trying to work out what things are when everything is lying on its side!

And finally a Happy Birthday to you Rachel, hope you liked the cake?