Ahoy Captains,

Maybe they mean no 'Diving' or Jumping off the Hard Bimini.
Maybe the Hard Bimini is cantilevered for protection from the Sun and Rain, not for 1/2 the crew to simultaneously do selfies?
Maybe the Hard Bimini is gently slopped to facilitate water run off and can get slippery with salt water spray.
Bouncing off the deck or lifelines may be entertaining for your neighbors but not for your Captain or VISAR.

The Captains Compass has never had any objections to SCUBA diving off any Yacht in over 25 Years of Chartering.
I do recommend dive tanks be stored in the in-line 4 tank rack, as opposed to the 2x3 rack, to facilitate better movement around the deck, that You check each tank for at lest 2200 lbs of air, and bring your own Mask.
And I do recommend a Rendezvous Dive for the Rhone to maximize the Value and Safety of the dive experience.
And I do recommend You leave One Person on the Yacht that knows how to start the engines, considering the weather and condition of some dive site moorings.

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Fair Winds, Brent
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