6. Seaworld Explorer

This "semi-submarine" was designed for Australia's Great Barrier Reef, but has found an ideal second home in the clear waters off The Bahamas. After cruising to Sea Gardens Marine Park on a catamaran, you'll board this undersea observatory and view the coral reef formations, colorful tropical fish and other sea life during a guided tour. The vessel itself never completely submerges – passengers are comfortable in the lower hull observation area, about six feet underwater. An ideal opportunity for non-divers to experience the beauty and diversity of life among the coral reefs!   (© 10Best)

	"Virginia Beach, VAJohn" more than a month ago
The Explorer my wife and I rode on 4/22/05 was full with all seats occupied. As we were the last two to board, I wound up with a window that had been painted over (Port side forward, second window aft). What is the sense in seating a passenger on a sightseeing tour at a painted over window? Either fix the window, or remove the seat.
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