From the private dive-jetty other guests sped to the famous Blue Hole but, less ambitiously, we took the kids out to the Hol Chan Marine Reserve where they bobbed about in lifejackets while we towed them on pieces of string.
When she went back to the site later she found a private diving party taking items from the wreck.
As bullets whiz overhead, Matt Damon, as PRIVATE RYAN, dives over a low wall, where the squad is waiting.
We know her passwords and she isn't allowed to take her laptop into her room – it is only used in spaces we all are, so it can't be this private world she dives into.
In February, happiness was a key initiative discussed at the fifth annual World Government Summit (WGS) in Dubai, where 4,000 people from 139 countries representing governments, academia and the private sector gathered to dive into global challenges, including climate change, health, education and the rise of populism.
The company wants to "take a deep dive into private social media profiles", and if co-founder Steve Thornhill gets his way, then deleting pilled-up photos and sweary tweets simply won't cut it any longer.
The food is modern-Med – think mussels with cider – there's a pool and also a private floating platform for diving into the Aegean.
The investment firm dove into private equity investing in media companies, including investments in a large German cable operator and Comcast.
Harrison Ford had gone down in a capsized yacht in St-Tropez; George Clooney's private plane had nose-dived somewhere in Colorado.
Then there were clubs - Ronnie Scott's, often - and his mum, Marge, had a series of private drinking clubs, real dives, in Soho that we would always be going to.
