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Date Posted: Tue, Jul 29 2003, 18:24:22
Author: Alex
Subject: Re: Jellyfish?
In reply to: Sierra 's message, "Jellyfish?" on Mon, Jul 28 2003, 21:38:06

Hard question to answer - when you find good answers, pls post here! :)

Despite asking locals/residents on the island, seems there are certain periods where there may be a higher chance of encountering jellies. Haven't quite ascertained when these periods are. I've always gone in June the last 5 yrs - had jellies twice. Schools of them appear and remain 1-2 days, then disappear after that. So maybe it depends on weather, tides/currents etc.

Best is to cover up with those UV type suits or wear wetsuits. Best form of protection is reduced skin exposure.

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